BYU-Idaho Radio

The East Idaho Women in Leadership Summit will bring women together Oct. 23 for a day focused on leadership, connection and recognizing the impact women are making across Eastern Idaho.

REXBURG—After two years of construction, the remodel of the David O. McKay Library at BYU-Idaho is complete.

The Department of Theatre at BYU-Idaho has worked behind the scenes for over a year in preparation for “Anastasia.”

“Brother Joseph Again,” a new film coming to theaters Oct. 9, combines historical research, forensic reconstruction and artifacts to investigate what Joseph Smith may have actually looked like.

BYU research suggests couples who exercise together report better communication, stronger conflict resolution and less conflict in their relationships.

BYU-Idaho administrator Rob Garrett shares how trusting in Jesus Christ and making daily disciple-like efforts can help students navigate uncertainty and allow the Savior to make more of them.

BYU-Idaho alumna, Marissa Albrecht’s “In Passing” exhibit uses discarded materials found during everyday travel to explore connection, relationships and the importance of noticing the small things.

Date Night is coming up again at BYU-Idaho, and the campus events team is working hard to keep it new and exciting.

The state of Idaho has seen an increase in the number of rabid bats this year compared to previous years.