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Enteric Red Mouth Disease is a bacterial infection that's devastating fish farms worldwide, and Kyler Linton is determined to find a solution through hands-on research.
3rd Place Winner for Inspiring Learning Contest 2025
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When former BYU track athlete Tammy Bowers realized in 2012 that traditional athletics might not be part of her young son’s future, she decided to create something new.
The Brigham Young University Board of Trustees has approved plans to construct a new administration building to replace the existing Abraham O. Smoot Administration Building.

Honorable Mention Inspiring Learning Contest 2025


Brighton Jacobs is an undergraduate studying Cell Biology and Physiology. He works in a lab exploring embryo development at the cellular level using chicken eggs. There is a unique reverence in the way Brighton studies these embryos. You can see the wonder he holds as he witnesses the development of life from under a microscope. Brighton showed me that BYU is a unique place where observing the creation of life can deepen not only our scientific understanding but our faith in God and his gift of life and light.

3rd Place Winner Inspiring Learning Contest 2025 Inside Category


During my summer research program at Washington University, I explored the intricate development of renal tubules in a newborn mouse kidney. Under fluorescence microscopy, these delicate structures glowed vividly, reminding me that even at the smallest scale, life is sustained by divine design. In these patterns of growth and renewal, I see the light of Christ—illuminating the beauty, order, and purpose within creation, and inspiring me to seek understanding through both science and faith.

2nd Place Winner Inspiring Learning Contest 2025 Outside Category


I have always felt drawn to people who demonstrate passion. Maybe

it's because I admire the dedication, but I think it's more than that. It's because being passionate reveals someone's true self, the special gifts God gave them and their unique light. My husband loves birding, and as I have watched him develop that love, I have realized how lucky I am to be a Life Science student who is constantly surrounded by people who are bettering the world and radiating the Light of Christ through their personal scientific passions.