Brigham Young University, a privately owned entity headquartered in the US, was founded in 1875 and employs approximately 14,310 individuals. It operates as the flagship higher education institution of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, specializing in broadcast television and radio. The institution is also identified as a tier 1 media tech buyer.
Brigham Young University’s women’s golfer Whitney Banz earned the 2026 Big 12 Co-Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award on April 30, achieving a 3.96 GPA as an exercise and wellness major. On the same day, the university highlighted its efforts to ensure the safety of students and staff participating in international programs, managing risks such as landslides, police operations, and regional conflicts abroad. Earlier on April 30, a university study analyzed the relationships between problematic smartphone use and declining spiritual wellbeing and hope among 340 undergraduate students. Previously, on April 29, six women’s basketball players—Kambree Barber, Brinley Cannon, Heather Hamson, Arielle Mackey-Williams, Hattie Ogden, and Lara Rohkhol—were named to the Big 12 Winter Academic Team for maintaining a 3.20 GPA or higher and participating in at least 20% of their team’s games. This followed the April 28 announcement that the Research Development Office would host the GRASP (Grants Research and Sponsored Projects) Conference for faculty members and researchers interested in funding opportunities.
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