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Elder Clement M. Matswagothata is a General Authority Seventy for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In his devotional address to students at BYU-Idaho, Elder Matswagothata taught students about the importance of staying anchored to the Savior in their testimonies and in their lives. Although gospel questions will always arise, he said, when someone remembers what the Holy Spirit has taught them, they can approach questions with His guidance.

For the first time in Eastern Idaho, Ammon Arts Community Theatre is bringing the Broadway hit “Something Rotten!” to the stage.

Live music has been bringing people together for centuries. As residents of Rexburg, we might feel like we need to travel out of town and spend a ton of money to go see live music. We can assure you, you don’t.

Cathryn Farr found comradery and belonging when she was invited to join a local women’s hiking group in 2019. She recently published a book sharing how the women in the group have bonded and learned from one another through their time on the trail.

BYU snapped a three-game losing streak with an 82–76 win over No. 10 Texas Tech in the final game of the regular season. Rob Wright III led the Cougars with 27 points, including 23 in the second half, helping BYU secure the No. 10 seed in the Big 12 Championship.

The in-person conference is over, but the online learning continues

Students gathered in the Taylor Chapel Thursday morning to hear from actress, comedian, and writer, Lisa Valentine Clark, who encouraged students to see creativity as a divine part of who they are.

BYU-Idaho strives to promote inclusion across its entire student body in all of its departments, and one class recently had the opportunity to hear from the university's chief inclusion officer about these efforts.

Talent from all around the world will be on display this summer in Jackson Hole during the Grand Teton Music Festival. The concerts, however, won’t be in Walk Festival Hall.