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Joel Selway will speak on research on voting and religious nationalism in Thailand that challenges the assumption that religious nationalism is always exclusionary. Part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
Join us to hear from Erik Larson, an associate professor in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese, as part of the Latin American Studies Presents lecture series.
As part of the new "America at the Crossroads" panel series, join us to hear from faculty experts about the ways in which the law both shapes and is shaped by American culture.
Considering a career in national security? Join us for an Ask Me Anything event with former FBI analyst Jason Speck.
Ally Isom, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer for Clyde Companies, will speak as part of the Public Affairs Career Lecture Series.
Come learn about international career options and hear from BYU alumni about their experiences working abroad.
Bruce Chilton, a scholar and ordained priest, will discuss how the story of Abraham’s near-sacrifice of Isaac in Genesis 22 has shaped Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, and what that legacy means for religion in public life today. Part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
Join us for a faculty panel discussion sponsored by the European Studies program.
Join the South Asian Student Association and the Kennedy Center for a celebration of Diwali: the Festival of Lights, which includes dinner from Tandoor, dance performances, henna, and crafts! Attendance is free, but tickets are required.
Worried about money to go abroad? Come learn from an international scholarships expert about ways to fund international study. Leave the workshop with your own personal statement and budget you can use in your scholarship applications, plus a Cafe Rio burrito! Registration required.
As part of the new "America at the Crossroads" panel series, come hear from some of our very own BYU museum administrators! What makes artifacts in museums still relevant today? Why do Americans continue to visit museums?
Sarah Reed of the BYU Department of History will speak on the portrayal of immigrant women in popular fiction and the contested legacy of mass migration. Part of the Global Women's Studies Colloquium.
Come enjoy live music and dance performances while you browse booth selling traditional Scandinavian foods, handicrafts and more at this open-air Christmas market!
Grant Eckstein will speak as part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
The Kennedy Center Student Fellows will present their research as part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."