BYU Magazine
Organization
Dates
- Existence: 2001-
Biography
BYU Magazine (est. 2001) produces Brigham Young University's alumni magazine.
The publication was first released in 1945 as the Brigham Young alumnus (two short-lived alumni publications, the Alumni announcer and the Y alumnus, preceded it). In 1968, it was renamed BYU today and became a tabloid newspaper. It was renamed the Brigham Young magazine in 1993, and began to release its publications less frequently, on a quarterly basis. In 2001, it combined with the offshoot BYU alumni, and was renamed BYU magazine.
Citation:
Wikipedia, via WWW, April 6, 2020 (began as Brigham Young Alumnus in 1945; renamed BYU Today in 1968 and changed to tabloid newpaper; renamed Brigham Young Magazine in 1993; reduced frequency of publication to quarterly; combined with BYU Alumni and renamed BYU Magazine in 2001).Email to BYU Magazine editor Peter Gardner, April 22, 2020 (BYU Magazine has been part of the Publications and Graphics since its beginning in 2001; prior to 2001, functioned under same unit but name was Brigham Young Magazine)
BYU Magazine, via WWW, April 22, 2020 (publishes four times a year; BYU magazine began in 2001 as a merger of Brigham Young Magazine and BYU Alumni; Jeff McClellan, editor (2001-); publishes online and in print) https://magazine.byu.edu/article/welcome-to-byu-magazine-2/
Found in 1 Collection or Record:
BYU Magazine collection of reminiscences
Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: UA 864
Scope and Contents
Contains responses to an advertisement placed in the BYU Magazine requesting recollections by students, faculty, and alumni about notable university and world events. These include reminiscent accounts concerning the assassination of John F. Kennedy, the space shuttle Challenger explosion, campus working experiences, social life, Y Bell, Y Days, university mascots, lighting the Y, dating, places of hangouts, Persian Gulf War, Intermountain Association of College and University Residence...
Dates:
1937-2012