BYU Studies

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BYU Studies is a multidisciplinary journal dedicated to publishing articles on a broad array of topics related to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church).[1] It is published by the LDS Church-owned Brigham Young University.

When it was originally started, BYU Studies included articles on political topics that were unrelated to the LDS Church or Latter-day Saints.[citation needed] However, today the publication focuses almost exclusively on items related to Latter-day Saints.[citation needed]

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English-language periodicals of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Official
(published by the LDS Church
or its institutional predecessors)
Evening and Morning Star (1832–1833) • Messenger and Advocate (1834–1837) • The Elders' Journal (1837) • Times and Seasons (1839–1846) • Millennial Star (1840–1970) • The Seer (1853–1854) • Journal of Discourses (1854–1886) • Young Woman's Journal (1897–1929) • Improvement Era (1897–1970) • Juvenile Instructor (1901–1930) • The Children's Friend (1902–1970) • Relief Society Magazine (1915–1970) • The Instructor (1930–1970) • Ensign (1971– ) • New Era (1971– ) • The Friend (1971– ) • Tambuli (1977–1995) • Liahona (1995– )
Semi-official
(published by an entity owned or controlled by the LDS Church
or informally adopted by a church auxiliary)
The Wasp (1842–1843) • Nauvoo Neighbor (1843–1845) • Deseret News (1850– ) • Juvenile Instructor (1866–1900) • Woman's Exponent (1872–1914) • The Contributor (1879–1896) • Church News (1931– ) • BYU Studies (1959– )
Unaffiliated
(published by an entity unconnected to the LDS Church
and independent of church support)
Gospel Reflector (1841) • Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought (1966– ) • Exponent II (1974– ) • Sunstone Magazine (1975– ) • Beehive Standard Weekly (1975– ) • Desert Saints Magazine (2006– )
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