BYU-Idaho Radio

The Religion Department is taking students to Europe this fall to explore religious history, art, and culture.

The Cultural Arts Department of Rexburg is performing “Holes” the stage play. Director Rachel Horner has enjoyed her time working with the locals’ help to put on the production. Ian Grant plays the lead role of Stanley Yelnats and has had fun with his first ever lead role.

When Sheree Hastings virtually attended an interfaith Easter celebration in Salt Lake City last year, she knew her community of St. Anthony would be the perfect place to host something similar.

Andrea Schmutz was the winner of the Miss Idaho for America Strong 2026 competition. To raise funds for the national competition she is holding a fundraiser piano concert. Schmutz is the founder of the Empowering Immigrant Women organization in Pocatello.

The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho will feature the lifetime work of Gooding artist Tom Pritscher during its annual Off-the-Wall sale, giving the public a chance to view and purchase pieces from his decades of artistic practice.

BYU-Idaho is holding a Passover experience event with dinner and a lesson. This event is to fulfill the request of the leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to put more emphasis on the Easter season. The lesson will teach the relation between Passover traditions and how they tie into the Savior.

We love a good book! We love a good movie! But what about movies based on books? In this episode of The Spot, hosts, Grace Andrus and Abigale Maxfield, and guests, Max Rock and Abrielle Millet discuss book-to-movie adaptations.

The audience can expect some surprising moments and instruments from Rix Stix and the ensemble

Idaho National Laboratory and NVIDIA, a worldwide artificial intelligence corporation, are partnering to accelerate the development of nuclear energy.