BYU students use genealogical research to help identify relatives of missing service members and bring long-awaited answers to their families.

Following a surge of interest in deer hunting beginning in the 80s and 90s, strategies to manage deer populations evolved to increase the proportion of mature male deer. While the increase in male abundance has perhaps made for better hunting conditions, the overall mule deer population in the western North America has continued to decline. New BYU research appears to have figured out at least one potential reason why.

Drawing from two decades of professional experience, Audrey Perry Martin, BYU’s university spokesperson and assistant to the president for University Communications, spoke in Tuesday’s devotional, encouraging disciples of Christ to courageously share His light through compassion, service, and peacemaking.