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As a little boy, BYUs new vice president of belonging crisscrossed the United States with his family, three generations of migrant workers harvesting Americas fertile fields together.

Derwin Gray has rejected the idea of being “colorblind” and instead wants churches to focus on the “race of grace” that all people should belong to.  

Derwin Gray has rejected the idea of being “colorblind” and instead wants churches to focus on the “race of grace” that all people should belong to.  

Forget about all the rah-rah team-first philosophy college football coaches constantly preach to their players.

Many Latter-day saints know Arnold Friberg for his muscular portraits of Book of Mormon scenes. Fewer know that he was a painter for the late Queen of England.

Over 80 evangelicals signed onto a statement this week calling a restitution-based pathway for immigrants residing unlawfully in the United States to be granted legal permanent residency.

After earning a business degree at Vanderbilt in just three years, cornerback Gabe Jeudy-Lally traded in his gold-and-black for the blue-and-white of BYU. But will he start in the Cougars deep secondary?

Carson Green, a three-year starter at right tackle for Texas A&M, spent all of last season on the Houston Texans practice squad.

The 6-foot-6, 320-pounder was waived on Friday by the Texans after he was initially signed by the team in March. Green spent last season on Houston’s practice squad.

Reports are still coming in about a shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, that (at the time of this writing) has left 19 students and two