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The sun shines down on campus one fall morning before finals start. I love how there is snow on the mountains but the trees are still full of fall leaves.
Appreciating the different sculptures on campus and how the light falls through them. This one is called the Tree of Wisdom.
Sunrise casting stark shadows on the mountain above campus.
A graduate research student reviews a specimen collected during the offshore Amberjack tagging trip.
The M5 Brass, Latin America's most successful Brass Quintet, comes together in formation during their performance at the campus' performing arts center.
A dance student holds their form during the campuses end of the year dance demo performance.
Researchers from the Harte Research Institute prepare to fish around an abandoned offshore rig off the coast of Port, Aransas, Tx. Each Amberjack caught will be tagged, and those fish greater in size were fitted with acoustic tags - electronic transmitters surgically implanted inside a fish's body cavity. The signals produced are recorded by underwater acoustic receivers known as listening stations to track the Amberjack.
Greeting each other, athletic director Tom Holmoe and Jaren Hall celebrate BYU's win over Utah Tech for senior night.
As a BYU player dives to tackle, the ball carrier from Utah Tech simultaneously dives to gain yards.
Tounge out, a student performs the Haka, a traditional war dance from the native Maori of New Zealand.