Highlights
November 04, 2026 03:29 PM
Giving and serving are not to be put off for an ideal season of life; they are everyday discipleship, says Bishop Douglas
Announcements
Unveiled during Spirit Week's 25th-anniversary celebration, Thor the Viking revives a Ricks College tradition and connects alumni with today's students.
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Devotional will be held on the evening of Thursday, October 8 to commemorate 25 years of BYU-Idaho during the university’s 2026 Spirit Week.
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Every Tuesday at 11:30 a.m., students, faculty, and employees gather in the BYU-Idaho Center to hear Christ-centered messages at the university’s weekly devotional. Speakers are selected from university employees, leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and friends of BYU-Idaho. In addition, each semester, one of the university’s academic colleges hosts a guest speaker for the University Forum hour.
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Campus Events
Make the most out of each semester by attending major campus social events. Check out the Campus Life Events page for information on events and activities!
Tickets for Bargatze’s October 23 show Big Dumb Eyes Goes to College, sold out in just over three weeks—the fastest sellout in BYUI Live! history.
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The singer-songwriter behind “Tuesdays” and “Favorite T-Shirt” comes to BYU-Idaho on Nov. 13, as part of BYUI Live’s effort to bring students and the surrounding community together through shared music.
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Developing Disciples
‘We have the best ally of all, our Savior Himself,’ says Elder Fantone, a new General Authority Seventy
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‘We should deepen our understanding of effective and Christlike leadership,’ says President Alvin F. Meredith III
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Inspired Education
New Robot Challenge Helps Students Find Purpose in Engineering
Redesigned freshman engineering course puts students to work building humanitarian- themed delivery robots.
Faculty mentorship and academic challenges gave Esther Huang the confidence to apply to graduate school.
‘Responsibilities you will assume will be less important than ... the character you develop,’ Brother Wunderli tells BYU-I graduates
Artificial intelligence is changing the workplace, but at BYU-Idaho, students are learning that their greatest advantage isn’t AI. It’s knowing how to use it well.
Career-Ready
Long before graduation, BYU-Idaho students in the TESOL program are leading classrooms of their own, and discovering what mentorship makes possible.
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Years of organ study at BYU-Idaho have helped David Djambov to develop his musical skills and passion for sacred music.
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After years of dancing and sewing, Brielle Anderson turned classroom skills and campus experience into a costume-buying internship at Walt Disney World Resort.
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