Boasting 167,000 square feet of floor space, this center was the largest academic building in the Mountain West and BYU's first to have an elevator. When the building was renovated from 1995 through 1997, it was completely gutted and its steep lecture halls removed. The building houses the Physics and Astronomy; Geology; and Nutrition, Dietetics, and Food Science Departments, as... Read More about Carl F. Eyring Science Center (ESC)

Construction of the new School of Music building began June 15, 2020 and was completed during Winter Semester 2023. Located east of the BYU law school, this modern building houses the BYU School of Music’s performance and academic space.

In 1909, Brigham Young University faculty member Henry Peterson built a home on Temple Hill. In 1923 this home came into the possession of Brigham Young University and in 1927 the Brigham Young University Board of Trustees decided that it was an ideal location for the home of the university’s president. Franklin S. Harris became the first university president to... Read More about Former Presidents' Home (FPH)

We work to create an inspiring outdoor setting for all who visit BYU. With a standard of excellence supporting every endeavor, we accept Brigham Young’s challenge to “render the earth so pleasant that when you look upon your labors you may do so with pleasure, and that angels may delight to come and visit your beautiful locations.”

Enrollment Services provides core services to students, facilitating access to a BYU education. We seek to create outstanding student experiences by remaining hidden in plain sight as we provide high impact, low profile solutions.

Expand your academic skills and continue to progress towards your BYU diploma through our flexible courses, delivered online through Independent Study or in person. Wherever you are in your life path, career, or the world, the BYU Bachelor of General Studies program is here to help you cross the finish line and graduate from BYU.

The Design Department includes the following majors: Animation, Graphic Design, Illustration, Industrial Design, and Photography. It aspires to prepare students with the skills, knowledge, and intellect necessary to be excellent visual communicators and to foster innovation through problem solving, collaboration, and design thinking.

Our department maintains the cleanliness of all academic, athletic, housing, and other support buildings for BYU campus and its university affiliates, including keeping each building's equipment running at peak performance. We also maintain carpets, floors, and repair stone facades on campus.

Named after the late President N. Eldon Tanner, a church counselor and a man renowned for his business acumen and integrity. It was the first building on campus entirely financed through private contributions (1983) and was significantly expanded in 2008. The seven-story structure is the home of the Marriott School of Management. Classrooms, administrative offices, study rooms, a reference library,... Read More about N. Eldon Tanner Building (TNRB)

In October 1968 a building was completed to house the Army and Air Force ROTC units’ supplies, departmental offices, cadet offices, libraries, and classrooms. Prior to 1969 the ROTC program was housed in the McDonald Building. Named after Daniel H. Wel

The College of Fine Arts and Communications’ mission is to “teach the disciplines of art, communications, dance, design, music and theatre and media arts; explore these disciplines’ application to various media; and expand their civilizing influence on the human spirit.

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. The new building will house offices for BYU’s central administrative and student services, including admissions, registration, scholarships, legal, housing, communications, counseling and psychological services, employment offices and university administrative leadership. Construction is expected to be... Read More about Abraham O. Smoot Administration Building (ASB)

The BYU Arts Building was intentionally designed support the unique needs of students studying art, design, theatre and media arts. In tribute to its predeccesor, the Harris Fine Arts Center, terrazzo stairs and benches have been thoughtfully incorporated throughout the building. The building’s theatres have been designed to accommodate a variety of performance styles, with Mainstage, Studio, and Black Box... Read More about Arts Building

While the BYU Administration Building is under construction, the BYU East Campus Central Building (formerly Wasatch Elementary School) houses the following offices: Administration Vice President, Assessment & Planning, Auxiliaries and Programs, Enterprise Solutions, Off Campus Housing, Human Resources, Integrity & Compliance, University Communications, and some Financial Services offices.

Institute provides an opportunity for young adults ages 18-30 to find relevant answers to life’s questions while learning from and sharing with others who are in similar circumstances. Participation in institute increases their commitment to the Savior as they have spiritual experiences focused in the scriptures.

Because we believe that literacy forms the core of education and that literature and language have the power to inspire both individuals and societies, we read, and we teach our students to read thoroughly and carefully. We embrace the prophetic admonitions to “teach one another words of wisdom”; to seek “out of the best books words of wisdom”; and to... Read More about Department of English

Brigham Young University’s Department of Art offers an exceptional student experience with undergraduate and graduate degrees in Art and Art Education. Although our facilities and faculty specialize in certain disciplines, including painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, new genre (video, installation, performance, digital), photography, and printmaking, students are free to explore a variety of mediums and methodologies throughout their studies. T

While the BYU Administration Building is under construction, the BYU East Campus Central Building (formerly Wasatch Elementary School) houses the following offices: Enrollment Services, Financial Services, Student Systems, Purchasing & Travel, and the East Campus Building Operations team.