ONLINE EXCLUSIVE | UPDATED APRIL 25
All things graduation

Several years ago an inch and a half of snow accumulated on his back and shoulders as he stood in line waiting 20 minutes for the graduating procession to file inside the Hart Auditorium. Even now, Elder L. Tom Perry of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles jokingly reminds the administration of the year “they tried to freeze him at graduation.” Needless to say, the processional line-up has been changed.

However, that’s not the only change that has occurred at this university concerning graduation. Baccalaureate degrees, satellite broadcasting, convocation ceremonies, ticket procedures and tri-annual ceremonies are some of the modifications that have affected graduation. [read more]

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Learning to change: the legacy of BYU-Idaho

April 29 will be just like every other day, because everything will change.

Many of those who attended classes during the Winter 2006 Semester will graduate that day and never again attend a college class. Some may never return to Rexburg. Others will move away, only to return in a couple months for more classes. Many will remain in Rexburg and wait for the summer blocks to begin. Whatever your situation, life will be filled with change.[read more]

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