BYU-Idaho Radio

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.

The Church Historian’s Press of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is releasing a volume of select discourses of Eliza R. Snow, titled “Rise Up and Speak.” Snow was a prominent figure in the early history of the Church. She often spoke about the important role women have in the Church and encouraged participation among Latter-day Saint women.

In their devotional address, President Robert E. Chambers and Sister Robin S. Chambers spoke about having a strong foundation in the gospel of Jesus Christ to resist temptation. This foundation is obtained through choosing God and being connected to the temple. They taught the importance of service through temple attendance.

BYU earned a No. 6 seed in the West Region during the NCAA Selection Show and will face the winner of the play-in game between Texas and NC State. The Cougars will tip off their March Madness run Thursday night in Portland.

While working as a DoorDash driver, BYU-Idaho student Bryan Wilson was inspired to make the “Now What?” app to help students learn about local businesses. Now What? offers information like deals, promotions, menus and prices.

The BYU-Idaho Planetarium offers students and the community a chance to discover the wonders of space with monthly shows. 

Summary: Idaho Falls Rescue Mission is holding a “Walk in the Cold” 5K event on Saturday to bring awareness to the trials faced by the local homeless population. The event also offers sponsor booths and information sessions.

The Jacob Spori Art Gallery has a new exhibit featuring the landscape paintings of Brad Teare who uses palette knives to produce a unique texture to his paintings.