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General Authority Seventy shares his own experience with loss, heartbreak and hope through Jesus Christ at BYU–Idaho devotional

The Idaho Supreme Court will hear three cases on the Brigham Young University–Idaho campus in Rexburg on Wednesday, June 10. Hosting the Court provides students, employees, and members of the Rexburg community an opportunity to observe the state Supreme Court in session.

Spring is in full bloom at BYU-Idaho as campus course enrollment for Spring Semester rises for the second straight year. The milestone comes even as deferments have increased following the Fall 2025 announcement that sisters can now serve missions for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at the age of 18.

BYU-Idaho music students took a performance centered on the theme “Choose Love,” to audiences across Montana and Alberta, Canada during their April tour.

BYU-Idaho Center Stage is pleased to announce that two-time Grammy Award-winning artist Lauren Daigle will perform at the BYU-Idaho Center on Friday, September 18, 2026, at 7:30 p.m.

The story of BYU-Idaho is, at its heart, a story of trailblazers. People who stepped into unfamiliar places with faith as their guide.

First Friday brings new activities this spring semester to BYU - Idaho. Campus life encourages all student to come and enjoy their new events and start the new semester with some familiar faces.

Elder Dwayne J. van Heerden recently participated in BYU-Idaho’s commencement ceremony to receive his bachelor's degree in applied business management from BYU-Idaho in association with BYU-Pathway Worldwide. He enjoyed celebrating this milestone with his wife and three children.

The Transition of Ricks College to BYU-Idaho

BYU-Idaho students earned first-place in the Farm Business Management Event for the fourth consecutive year at the 2026 National Professional Agricultural Students (PAS) Conference in Branson, Missouri. Over 550 students from across the country participated.

BYU-Idaho students applying to professional health programs during the 2024–2025 cycle achieved high acceptance rates to various medical schools.

Spring has arrived at BYU-Idaho, and along with it, baby lambs. For the past four years, Aaron Stalker, a BYU-Idaho faculty member in the Department of Agriculture and Food Science, has partnered with a local ranch, Siddoway Sheep Company, to give students hands-on experience caring for these animals. The lambs that end up at the BYU-Idaho Agriculture Science Center are commonly referred to as “bum lambs.” When a ewe has too many babies, or when the lambs are not healthy, they require around-the-clock, labor-intensive care. That is where BYU-Idaho students step in to help.