Distinguished Wheatley fellow of religion, Shima Baughman, gave a devotional at Brigham Young University comparing the power of faith in Jesus Christ to the power of our own biological hearts, especially emphasizing the importance of temple covenants.

We were pleased to hear from Rabbi Meir Soloveichik as he discussed Jewish influences on the American founding. When the United States was founded, there were very few Jews in America; nevertheless, George Washington had a remarkable series of written interactions with them. A careful study of this story reveals the way in which Washington himself saw America, what Jewish hopes were for this new nation, and what this tale can teach us about the future of faith in America.

Watch Dr. Paul Carrese's full remarks from his September 19, 2024 lecture.

Janet Jacob Erickson authors article about the truth of the maternal instinct myths.

Rachel Miner, a Wheatley Student Scholar, received much-deserved recognition for her hard work in the human rights and religious freedom spheres.

Lois M. Collins of Deseret News answers why kid's screen time might be a smaller problem than you think in an article from June 2022. Using research from the "Teaching by Example" report released from the Wheatley Institute, Collins explains that technology use by parents might have a bigger impact on children than the children's own use.