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General Authority Seventy Elder David P. Homer tells BYU–Idaho students ‘now is the time’ to fortify their faith.

Brigham Young University-Idaho has released its official Spring 2025 enrollment numbers for both campus and online, showing a increase to its campus-based student body this semester compared to last spring.

‘The Lord wants to hasten His work in and through you,’ says Elder Brown, who was sustained as a General Authority Seventy in April

BYU-Idaho's student employment program prepares students for successful future careers.

One Sunday, I was having a casual conversation with my new bishop. My family had recently moved to Vancouver, Washington, from Utah. I was experiencing the typical challenges of moving, but more keenly because I had six months left in high school.

Campus photographer of 37 years, Mike Lewis, shares some of his favorite photos and the stories behind them.

Whether you lived through the ’80s, were born in the ’80s or have parents that were born in the era of neon and shoulder pads, you’ll have a good time at this BYU-Idaho Center Stage concert. Search your closet for your best ’80s outfit to relive the memories, magic, and music of the ’80s at Electric Avenue: The ’80s MTV Experience. The concert will take place on Saturday, May 31, at 7:30 p.m. in the Hart Auditorium.

Each year, two to three BYU-Idaho performing arts groups travel outside of Idaho, showcasing the university’s talented students. This spring, 46 student performers traveled to the Pacific Northwest as part of the BYU-Idaho Symphony Band to play for audiences across Washington state and British Columbia, Canada.

BYU-Idaho created another alumni chapter this spring.

BYU-Idaho Human Performance and Recreation students are lacing up their sneakers, drawing up practice plans, and leading drills this summer as they lead local sports camps—gaining real coaching experience while mentoring the next generation of athletes.