After leading Utah Valley University to his best season ever, Latter-day Saint Mark Madsen has accepted the head basketball coaching job at the University of California-Berkeley.
This article will be updated with videos, talk summaries, session highlights, photo galleries, news and announcements from April 2023 general conference.
Church educators recently visited the Sikh temple and Hindu temple in Yuba City in an effort to improve their teaching and build relationships with the community ahead of the Feather River California Temple dedication.
Tim Fuller and Blaze Nield, both returned Latter-day Saint missionaries, have been part of Utah Valley University’s historic run to the NIT final four. Read about their experience.
As a young girl, Utah’s Kennady McQueen used to watch the NCAA Tournament with her family. Now the Latter-day Saint is living out her dream of playing in the “Big Dance.”
A statistician and the BYU academic vice president, Reese almost left BYU as a new freshman in 1989; a brief meeting with another BYU president changed the course of his life.
Latter-day Saint Josie Williams was a 3-year starter at Utah Valley University before transferring to Louisville, where she has grown as a player and person.
During the 2-day “Gathering of Tribes” in Arizona, participants attended the temple, took part in traditional dances, had a youth gathering and listened to speakers on the Book of Mormon and gathering of Israel.
After falling short in the Western Athletic Conference tournament, Mark Madsen’s Utah Valley University men’s basketball team will play New Mexico in the 32-team National Invitational Tournament.
Former BYU quarterback Jaren Hall spoke with news media at the 2023 NFL Scouting Combine. Here is what he said about his faith and why he belongs to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
How a helicopter pilot and bishop in California helped to organize interfaith effort to bring supplies and relief to help snowed-in residents in Lake Arrowhead.
