Brigham Young University-Provo (BYU) Campus

The Ernest L. Wilkinson Student Center is one of the most important buildings on campus! With on campus counseling, food, entertainment, the student store, clubs, service opportunity offices, ballrooms, and eve more resources, this building has TONS inside and most students end up here a couple times a week at least.

Meet Hillary: a full time employee for BYU and a graduate student! She also got her bachelor's degree from BYU in Geography a few years ago. Hear what she has to say about why she loves BYU and what she thinks about the grad program!

The Technology Engineering Lab, located in the SNEL Building, is where Kat spends the majority of her time. With tons of metal and wood tools, a 3d printer, robot materials, welding booth, and a laser engraver, this place is wonderland if you're a maker!

The Harold B. Lee Library extends two stories underground, and 4 above! The HBLL is enormous, with enough study space for tons of students and lots of special collections inside! THere's also a Family History Lab/Library within with tons of microfilm readers, and a highly guarded special collections area as well!

BYU's Marriot Center is pretty hard to avoid; with awesome basketball games, tunnel singing each Sunday night, and Campus Devotionals every Tuesday, the Marriot Center is a GREAT place to come together as a student body, whatever the occasion may be. Check out the map for an inside view!

The "Y" is the largest college letter in the nation! Built in 1908, the Y is an enormous white washed concrete letter on the side of Y-Mountain! A 1 mile hiking trail leads to the Y, and basically everyone hikes it at least once! Not only can you see it all around campus, but in many places in Provo as well as around Utah Valley (and from airplanes !) Really unique!

Take a look at the inside foyer of The Joseph Smith Building! theres a nuber of tables and chairs where students study for their religion and history classes that take place in the JSB! There's also always interesting historic displays that are curated by BYU students.

'Sup, my friends. My name is Hannah and I'm a freshman at BYU! I filmed my intro video for my campus tour on Halloween day, so you get to know a little more about me as I show you a few places around campus while rocking my Halloween costume. BYU loves Halloween and tons of students go all out on their costumes every year.

One thing BYU is definitely known for is the "dating culture" on campus. I don't know what it is, but a lot of people come down joking about pursuing the "Mrs. Degree" (like my roommate Kaela did!), poking fun at the stigma surrounding dating here on campus. We will also see some of the plaza outside the JKSB, as well as the inside of the HFAC (my FAVORITE building by far <3).

The Joseph Smith Building is a building that ALL students spend time in, since it is the main building for all religion classes on campus! We all have to take religion classes at BYU, and the JSB is a beautiful building in the middle of a really grassy area that people love to spend time in!

The Harold B. Lee Library extends two stories underground, and 4 above! The HBLL is enormous, with enough study space for tons of students and lots of special collections inside! THere's also a Family History Lab/Library within with tons of microfilm readers, and a highly guarded special collections area as well!

The Joseph Smith Building is a building that ALL students spend time in, since it is the main building for all religion classes on campus! We all have to take religion classes at BYU, and the JSB is a beautiful building in the middle of a really grassy area that people love to spend time in!

BYU places a big emphasis on SAFTEY, so if you're ever feeling unsafe walking home from campus late late at night, get out your Phone and dial a security guard to walk you! Great!

Right outside the Wilkinson Student Center is Brigham Square, the most fun square on campus! Through out the year, booths, fairs, and the occasional dance or karaoke party, find their home in Brigham Square. It's the place that makes the campus more lively, like how you see college in the movies!

If theres one thing to know about Utah, it's that the weather can change in an INSTANT! Sunny one day and snowing the next. BYU offers thousands of jobs to students for work up to 20 hours a week, so you can aways have a job if you want!

'Sup, my friends. My name is Hannah and I'm a freshman at BYU! I filmed my intro video for my campus tour on Halloween day, so you get to know a little more about me as I show you a few places around campus while rocking my Halloween costume. BYU loves Halloween and tons of students go all out on their costumes every year.

The "Y" is the largest college letter in the nation! Built in 1908, the Y is an enormous white washed concrete letter on the side of Y-Mountain! A 1 mile hiking trail leads to the Y, and basically everyone hikes it at least once! Not only can you see it all around campus, but in many places in Provo as well as around Utah Valley (and from airplanes !) Really unique!

BYU has a number of small grocery stores around campus called "The Creamery"! The Creamery is popular around Utah mostly because of it's DELICIOUS ice cream and chocolate milk, but for Freshman, the creamery is way convenient! And for some reason, the number one date spot on campus....