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Illustration mimicking the apes to man illustration with four figures. From left to right: a light-skinned man with short dirty blonde hair wearing a yellow button down and tan slacks sits in a chair and bends over a desk writing with a pencil. There are several sticky notes on the wall behind him and a blue clock. The second figure is a light-skinned woman with short light brown hair bends forward as she draws a phylogenetic tree on a green chalkboard. She's wearing blue pants with a white stripe down the side, a blue striped button down, and a brown cardigan with an elbow patch. The third figure is a medium-skinned man with short dark brown hair leans on a brown projection stand shining a human skeleton on a yellow background behind him. He's wearing a gingham blue shirt and green pants. The fourth figure is a light-skinned woman with long blonde hair tied up a ponytail, wearing light brown pants and a cropped brown sweater. She's presenting in front of her, carrying a tablet.
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50 Years of Teaching Evolution at BYU
BY Aubrey Johnson, July 26, 2023
Teaching evolution at BYU has an origin story decades in the making. Today, it acts as a testament to BYU’s commitment to search for and teach truth by integrating faith and science.
Collage of thirteen rectangles, each featuring a different woman's facial feature so that the overall image is of a patchwork woman's face. She has brown eyes and light, medium, and dark skin tones. The patchwork woman has wavy dark brown hair, cropped blue hair, curly red hair, wavy blonde hair, straight brown hair, and straight brown hair with blonde highlights. She has two small good hoop earrings and a simple silver necklace. On the left side she's wearing a blue denim collared shirt and on the right side she's wearing a collared shirt with thin blue and white stripes.
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Transforming Crime Investigation
BY Erin Saito , July 26, 2023
BYU's women-led research team innovates a kit to distinguish menstrual from circulatory blood in crimes against women, in the hopes of helping domestic violence survivors seek justice.
Illustration of the Washington State University cougar, wearing a white t-shirt with the WSU logo and red shorts, and the Brigham Young University cougar, wearing white shorts and a blue t-shirt with a blue Y on a white oval background, with their arms wrapped around each other's shoulders.
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Cougar Quinoa: The Sustainable Superhero
BY Grace Christensen, July 26, 2023
BYU researchers Rick Jellen and Jeff Maughan and Washington State University's Cedric Habiyaremye are breeding new varieties of the protein-rich quinoa that can thrive in the harsh weather conditions of Rwanda’s tropical climate.
Green and blue illustration of a larger fish hunting behind a small fish, which has a green cloud around it and a speech bubble with an exclamation point.
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The Contagion of Fear
BY Erin Saito , July 26, 2023
The global prevalence of anxiety has increased in recent years, especially in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Fish may help us understand human anxiety, social connection, and how to move forward.
In a darkened room, a light-skinned man with short brown hair and stubble peers into a miscroscope, his hands adjusting the machine. On the screen behind him is a green image with gray lines and a large white clob in the middle.
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Triple Crown of Student Achievements
BY Nicholas Rex, July 26, 2023
Students in the College of Life Sciences were recognized this year as Student Employee of the Year and as winners at the Student Innovator of the Year and 3-Minute Thesis competitions.
Black and white photograph of a middle-age man starting to bald in the middle and wearing a dark suit with a polka dot tie. He's standing at a miniature podium set up on a desk. To his left, a woman with a chin-length bob and a light suit looks up oat him. To his right, a man with short brown hair and a dark suit looks down to take notes. Behind them are eight rows of wooden chairs and people filling about a third of the seats.
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Faith in Jesus Christ: Foundation for Achievement in Life
11 Min Read
Elder Larry Echo Hawk shares how his heritage, education, and spirituality led to him serve Indigenous communities as a lawyer and as a government official. He's continued on to serve the world and Jesus Christ as a member of the First Quorum of the Seventy.
An illustration of the sides, front, and back of a 1/2 gallon cardboard milk carton design that looks hand drawn. The left side has a small cow tucked under the flab saying thanks for reusing. In a box all-caps text reads REUSE & WIN: Create anything you like with our packages: a chopping board, a pen holder, a wallet, and so on. Our exclusive gifts will be delivered to the winners. Underneath is a wavy line and then an illustration labelled How to Make a Chopping Board. The first step is open & wash, with an illustration of an open carton tucked under a water faucet. An arrow points to the second step - cut. Scissors cut down one side of the carton. An arrow points to the third step - complete. The unfolded carton lays flat. The front side of the carton reads Lazy Cow in big, bold, capitalized bubble text. Underneath it reads Yummy Milk and there's an illustration of a cow posing on its side propped up on its elbow and a knee bent up. It's on a hill with a bird flying above and three indications of grass. At the bottom are six small boxes identifying the box as recyclable, equal to 8 cups, and local to Utah. There's also a QR code and two boxes labelled competition. At the top the carton says it's best by Feb 11. The back has the same title and subtitle, and the same small boxes. Across the central space three birds fly left, and at the top of the fold five other birds in a line fly left. At the bottom small text reads "How many birds on this bottle? Answer on the bottom." The right side has the same logo, a nutrition label, and a wavy line bisecting the side. Underneath it has a logo for milkhaus and handwritten text that says "Milkhaus is a new local small business that focuses on providing people with fresh milk from the area. We hope to bridge the gap between the farm and people by collaborating with local farmers and producers."
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College News - Summer 2023
BY Grace Christensen, July 26, 2023
College of Life Sciences students are researching alcoholism, building the graduate student community, designing effective workouts, creating new milk packaging, stimulating crop growth in high-salt soil, and changing diets to protect the planet.
A light-skinned woman with blonde hair wearing a pink pleated blouse and black blazer crosses her arms as she smiles in front of a brick and glass building.
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Dean's Message
BY Laura Bridgewater, July 26, 2023
Dean Laura Bridgewater celebrates how BYU College of Life Sciences students and professors are fulfilling their calling to be a light in the world.