BYU-Idaho Radio

REXBURG—If running is your thing, or you’re just getting started, BYU-Idaho’s Runners Group might be the thing for you.

Finals week is upon us. This is a time when students are running on caffeine, getting no sleep and stressing about all of their responsibilities. When you are struggling to get last-minute work done and finish strong, it's easy to feel what we all have felt before…burnout.

Libbie Brown wanted a way to make an income and raise her daughter at home, so she created a sourdough business. She now sells a variety of sourdough products from scones to cinnamon rolls.

Apostles, government leaders, former choir members and fans of “Music and the Spoken Word” celebrated the program’s 5,000^th broadcast on Sunday with music, remembrances, an award and stories of how the broadcast has touched lives.

BYU-Idaho's Campus Life is throwing a talent show to highlight the talents and skills BYU-Idaho students have to share.

HistoriCorps welcomes people of all skill levels to help the preservation of historic places that have “fallen into despair.”

BYU-Idaho is expecting a record-breaking 25,000 students this fall, a 9% increase from last year, creating a surge in demand for approved student housing. While the university is expanding resources and support, many students—especially women—are still struggling to find available housing before the semester begins.

Wyoming Untrapped is an organization working to reform trapping laws in the Cowboy State.

Jared Boyter, an IT portfolio manager at BYU-Idaho, encourages unity and hopes the students at BYU-Idaho see their capabilities to build Zion as students and future leaders.