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While attending Black History Month events at Brigham Young University this month, many black students have spoken out about their feelings on being a minority at the university and issues that arise from being black and Mormon.

Students at Brigham Young University are dating more than young men and women at other colleges but are also refraining from sex, according to a study.

Members of the Utah House of Representatives passed a resolution Tuesday, honoring the life of President Gordon B. Hinckley, the late leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

One of the most enduring and endearing voices in Hawaiian music is silent with the death of "Aunty" Genoa Leilani Keawe, a lifelong Latter-day Saint and one of Hawaii's most visible and beloved Mormons.

This story from the Ilford, England, Recorder focuses on the "FamilySearch: On the Road" traveling exhibition, which will soon be visiting Ilford. According to the story, it is "one of the largest public traveling genealogy displays in the U.K."

The Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life has released the findings of its extensive survey with more than 35,000 Americans, providing an unprecedented perspective on America's religious life. According to Forum officials, the survey "quantifies the remarkable dynamism taking place in the U.S. religious marketplace" with amazingly detailed information about the size of various religious groups, the religious geography of the United States, religious demographics and comparisons of key demographic characteristics such as age, ethnicity, educational level and income.

Besides the publication of "The Joseph Smith Papers," the construction of the new Church History Library in downtown Salt Lake City is evidence of the LDS Church's desire to make history more available to scholars and the public.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced Monday it will establish a new imprint for publishing works relating to its origin and growth The Church Historian's Press.

Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have the largest families in America, among both religious and nonreligious groups. Second place goes to Muslims, according to a survey released Monday.

Using the teachings and testimonies of apostles and prophets, JesusChrist.lds.org affirms our faith in the Son of God and the need for all to come unto Him. (For a permanently visible link to this site, look under "Faith in Christ" on the lower-left side of this page.)

Using the teachings and testimonies of apostles and prophets, JesusChrist.lds.org affirms our faith in the Son of God and the need for all to come unto Him. (For a permanently visible link to this site, look under "Faith in Christ" on the lower-left side of this page.)

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced Monday morning it will establish a new imprint for publishing works relating to its origin and growth the Church Historian's Press.