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“The world is our campus” is more than a catchy motto, and Brigham Young University isn’t merely a school of learning. There is a worldwide community that connects with BYU, and BYU Broadcasting and BYU Athletics play a central role in bringing together audiences and fans who are passionate about the university and the values it espouses.
With more than 600 student-athletes on 19 different Division I teams, BYU Athletics is one of the best and most recognizable intercollegiate sports programs in the NCAA. Each year, BYU teams play in stadiums, pools, golf courses, track complexes, and courts across the nation, drawing fans everywhere they go. Donations help BYU Athletics by funding scholarships, travel, nutrition, facilities, and more.
BYUtv, BYUradio, and Classical 89 reach more than 54 million households throughout the United States, with the goal of becoming the family entertainment brand that young people want, parents trust, and families enjoy together. Donations help fund the creation of award-winning programming that entertains, inspires, and uplifts.
Since BYU Athletics does not receive a tithing allotment from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, ticket sales, donations, and television contracts provide much-needed revenue to keep the program competitive and successful.
With a goal to be the best teammate he can be, Hayden Livingston feels right at home at BYU.
In the summer of 2020, BYU administrators invited a respected research firm to conduct an analysis of BYU Athletics to better understand its role within the Church Educational System. The firm came back with great news.
Last year was kind of a tale of two seasons. The first was a very joyful and rewarding experience with our student-athletes, coaches, and teams playing so well. And the other was the cancellation of our spring season.” –Tom Holmoe, BYU Athletic Director
Haley Rogers had never heard of BYU. But when she lost both of her parents in high school and BYU offered an athletic scholarship, she knew Provo was the right place to go.
“We wouldn’t be who or where we are as an athletic department without our donors,” says athletic director Tom Holmoe. “They are the team behind each one of our 21 teams.”
Can an animated series about time travel inspire kids to enlarge their circle of love and care? BYU Broadcasting creates engaging viewing and listening experiences that entertain, inspire, uplift, and improve families and communities.
Jeff Simpson sees BYU Broadcasting as a media organization that provides audiences something more than just clean, family-friendly entertainment.
BYU Broadcasting offers a life-changing experience for student employees as they get hands-on, real world opportunities in the industry.
The last time BYU Broadcasting managing director Michael Dunn visited Europe, he practically had to beg for appointments with people in the television market there. But now ….
Speaking to a group of Knight Society members (those who have included BYU in their estate planning) at their annual luncheon, Michael Dunn thanked the society as one of the groups responsible for the broadcast entity’s growth.
With a major in biochemistry, Dallin Green might not be the sort of student you’d expect to find operating cameras at BYU Broadcasting.
