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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.

Top NBA prospect AJ Dybansta surprised fans by saying he “might not leave” BYU Cougars men's basketball after this season, sparking major buzz about the program’s future. With five-star recruit Bruce Branch also committing, BYU could field one of the most talented backcourts in the country next season. But for now, BYU prepares for a pivotal matchup against Texas Tech Red Raiders men's basketball that will impact its Big 12 Conference tournament seeding.

The Idaho Fish and Wildlife Foundation has opened its grant application period for this year. It opened in late January and will be open until April 30, with grants up to $10,000.

The Eastern Idaho Agriculture Hall of Fame will hold its annual banquet this month to honor its five new inductees into the hall of fame.

RootsTech 2026 kicks off Thursday with keynote speakers, classes, a packed exhibit hall and more. The world’s largest family history conference, hosted by FamilySearch, anticipates millions of people worldwide to participate online and thousands to participate in person at the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City.

Elder Aaron T. Hall is a General Authority Seventy for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In his BYU-Idaho devotional address, he spoke to students about finding joy and persevering through the challenges they are faced with. Elder Hall shared his experience of competing in an IRONMAN race and how it is similar to the challenges people encounter in life.

Faculty for the University of Utah College of Pharmacy will be on campus at BYU-Idaho in two events that seek to educate future graduates about what a career in pharmacy might look like.