Overview
- BYU leaders sealed a sesquicentennial time capsule Tuesday during a Brigham Square event, to be opened in 2075.
- The box holds a roll of pennies, a smartphone, earbuds, a diploma signed by early leader Karl G. Maeser, and textbooks from the new Univ 101 course.
- Standout athletes contributed keepsakes as Jane Hedengren added a uniform and her title-race bibs, and Richie Saunders placed his No. 15 basketball jersey after an ACL-shortened season.
- University officials plan to place the sealed capsule in the new administration building once construction finishes in an estimated two to three years.
- The effort nods to BYU’s 1976 capsule by echoing earlier measuring tools and includes a printed devotional from church president Dallin H. Oaks to connect past and present leadership.