By planting wildflowers and drought-tolerant native plants, BYU students and faculty and Provo City are working to make Rock Canyon not only more scenic and hospitable to wildlife, but also less vulnerable to wildfires.
Start your future right in your neighborhood. The Education Center at Blue Island offers general education courses, health care programs and career training just minutes from home. Whether you’re new to college or coming back to finish a degree, this center has what you need to move forward.
Zeke Martinez is a third-generation Deaf person, who just moved to Knoxville this week to start working at the Tennessee School for the Deaf. He cherishes the rich tradition of storytelling using sign language in his family and community.
Life is full of fleeting moments—subtle signs and quiet nudges—that help guide our decisions. Sometimes they shape monumental, life-changing choices; other times, they influence the small, everyday ones. But both can leave a lasting impact. This video is a celebration of those signs—and the power of recognizing and trusting them to make meaningful, informed decisions.
Enjoy.
https://youtu.be/-x3PGymuAC0?si=T1U7G_XfxvFBrDbQ
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2025 UPAA Symposium, B&H Video Shootout Submission Theme: "Signs"
Shot and edited by Jacob Logan, Creative Manager and Videographer for the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine.
"3..2..1.. Just go. Go see what's out there. Break some rules. Break a lot of rules. Make mistakes. Get lost. You'll find your way home. The signs are all around you. It's time to fly. It's time to be free. You can do this. Trust yourself. You are special."
"Signs of Sacrifice" is a video tribute recognizing the sacrifices of men and women laid to rest in the Knoxville National Cemetery.
Signs have a range of different meanings...but what does the word sign mean to you? Well, heres my perspective!
The University of Michigan Museum of Natural History is a welcoming space for learning, serving both the campus and broader community. Docents help visitors engage with science through special hands-on demonstrations, making exploration interactive and accessible. Donor support plays a crucial role in ensuring the museum remains inclusive, providing opportunities for children like Pearl, who has cortical visual impairment, to experience science through touch and sound.