BYU-Idaho Radio

The Stone Popes are a local emo rock band, made up of BYU-Idaho students. They hope to prove to music listeners that listening to unorthodox music genres and being a good person and diligent students don’t have to be mutually exclusive. The Stone Popes play concerts around Rexburg and will perform at Fizz Rizz on Friday evening.

In a BYU devotional, the prophet encourages faith, humility, seeking trusted help, and patience amid spiritual challenges

The American Dog Derby is the oldest dog sled race in the lower 48 states. Because of warm weather the race has been canceled for this year. Despite the cancelation, there will be the American Dog Derby celebration. Events and activities will be held the 20-21..

Cheers echoed across the BYU-Idaho campus Friday night as students dressed in funky costumes and braved an icy slope, hoping to make it across, rather than into, a cold pond waiting at the bottom.

RootsTech is the largest family history conference in the world. It brings together experts at the forefront of genealogical research to share the newest methods of progressing the work. RootsTech will be held in Salt Lake City, Utah March 5-7. A free online option is also available for remote attendance.

In college, making friends is not as easy as it once was. It is different than playing on the playground and deciding that everyone who is there is your new friend. There is more effort, pressure, and follow through when it comes to making and keeping friendships.

BYU-Idaho's indoor rock climbing event makes rock climbing accessible for new climbers.

We are happy to be back for another season of the Spot Podcast! This semester, we are excited to welcome two new team members, co-host Abigale Maxfield and video editor Abrielle Millet, and a warm welcome back to co-host Grace Andrus.

Outdoor Idaho is coming to Pocatello next week for a free event.