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Brigham Young University


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  1. Official University Site: Brigham Young University
  2. Location Website: Provo, UT
  3. Official Graduate School Website: BYU Graduate Studies
  4. Official Athletic Site: BYU Cougars
  5. Wikipedia: Brigham Young University
  6. Princeton Review: Brigham Young University (UT)
  7. BYU Bookstore

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  • October 16, 1875: Founded in Provo, Utah, as Brigham Young Academy
  • 1903: Name changed to Brigham Young University
  • 1909: Work begun on first building of current site
  • 1955: BYU-Hawaii founded
  • 1957: First doctoral program
  • 1984: BYU wins National Football Championship
  • 2001: Ricks College joins BYU as BYU-Idaho

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