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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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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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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Student dancers strengthen discipleship, develop artistic versatility, and inspire audiences during its Summer 2026 tour: Limitless
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One of the country’s biggest names in comedy will perform at the BYU-Idaho Center on October 23.
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Faculty mentorship and academic challenges gave Esther Huang the confidence to apply to graduate school.
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‘Responsibilities you will assume will be less important than ... the character you develop,’ Brother Wunderli tells BYU-I graduates
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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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Senior Rachael Burchfield’s award capped an intense preparation process that strengthened her confidence as a historian.
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Industrial and organizational psychology graduate Brian Ellis credits steady habits, faculty mentorship, campus resources and faith for helping him earn a place in the University of Chicago Booth Scholars Program.
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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. As employers increasingly integrate AI into the workplace, BYU-Idaho’s Computer Science and Engineering Department is helping students build strong technical foundations while learning to use AI as a powerful tool rather than a replacement for human skill.
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