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BYU-Idaho Center Stage is excited to announce that comedian and social media sensation Shaun Johnson will perform live on Saturday, May 2, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. in the Hart Gymnasium as part of his nationwide Big Kid Tour. Known for his viral comedy channel “The Johnson Files” and his high-energy improv shows, Johnson is set to deliver an unforgettable night of comedy for students and the Rexburg community.
Brigham Young University-Idaho has released its official Winter 2026 enrollment numbers for both campus and online, showing a steady increase to its campus-student body this semester compared to last winter.
Brigham Young University–Idaho announces the 2026 “Strands of Light” tour by BYU–Idaho Sinfonietta, the university’s premier touring chamber orchestra. The ensemble will perform in Boise and Twin Falls, Idaho, in February 2026.
Emily Rushton’s search for a job began her career journey where she would eventually start a company that would become one of the largest in its field in Utah.
By Church News, January 14, 2026 11:38 AM
Students can follow the good Samaritan’s example by performing small acts of kindness and rooting out prejudice, says President Meredith
The Church Educational System (CES) Board of Trustees has approved several structural changes to academic departments and colleges at Brigham Young University–Idaho. These adjustments are intended to strengthen collaboration among related programs, enhance recruitment efforts, support a college focused on health professions, and allow some faculty members currently serving in administrative roles to return to teaching.
By Press Release, January 08, 2026 04:53 PM
OneRepublic Coming to BYU-Idaho Center Stage
By Brett Crandall, January 07, 2026 01:54 PM
Brigham Young University–Idaho is pleased to announce that Greg Roach has been selected to serve as the university’s next Academic Vice President. Roach will officially begin serving in the role at the end of winter semester, with a transition period beginning immediately.
WSJ/College Pulse ranks BYU-Idaho #1 in value over colleges in Idaho and Utah for 2026.
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 college hosts a guest speaker for a university forum hour.
In celebration of the Christmas season, Brigham Young University-Idaho’s 2024 performance of “A BYU-Idaho Christmas” with special guest Laura Osnes will be broadcast across the state on Idaho Public Television (IdahoPTV).
By Jack Esplin, December 09, 2025 04:25 PM
It can be hard to be completely honest and real with the Lord in prayer. Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are often taught to give thanks and tell Heavenly Father about all the good things in their lives, but what about the bad?
President Timothy L. Farnes, Young Men General President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, will address 3,310 graduates at Brigham Young University-Idaho’s 2025 Fall Semester Commencement on Thursday, December 18, 2025. The event will be held at 12:45 p.m. in the BYU-Idaho Center and streamed live at byui.edu/live/video.
Celebrating 25 Years
Ever wonder why the buildings on BYU-Idaho’s campus were named after people like Jacob Spori, Eliza R. Snow or Thomas E. Ricks? A new BYU-Idaho podcast, The Roots of the Mighty Oaks, explains the answer to that question as it invites listeners to explore the legacy of the men and women who shaped the institution that has become Brigham Young University-Idaho. Through short, story-driven episodes, the podcast highlights the school’s founders whose faith and vision continue to influence the university’s campus culture and its mission to build disciple leaders of Jesus Christ.
By Brandon Isle, December 03, 2025 02:24 PM
Jane Clayson Johnson, an award-winning journalist and best-selling author, shared her experience with mental health during a BYU-Idaho devotional. She also shared tips on how to find help and hope in mental illness.
BYU-Idaho Center Stage is pleased to announce three performances as part of its Winter 2026 Semester lineup. The upcoming season will feature a variety of entertainment that is sure to keep the winter blues and cabin fever away!
By Jack Esplin, November 18, 2025 04:35 PM
Elder Karl D. Hirst, a General Authority Seventy for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, taught BYU-Idaho students to rethink how repentance can help them progress in their lifelong journey to become better disciples of Jesus Christ in his devotional address on Tuesday.
Author Robert Kiyosaki once said, "If you want to go somewhere, it is best to find someone who has already been there.” For some BYU-Idaho students, somewhere became Washington D.C., and someone—the Career Center. 
Students and faculty from Brigham Young University-Idaho’s Exercise Physiology Department presented at the 2025 National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) National Conference in Kansas City, Missouri, where they presented original research, networked with professionals, and gained real-world experience in their field.
When Robert Harris stepped into the BYU-Idaho Radio newsroom last spring, he wasn’t expecting to make BYU-Idaho history.
Emily Joyner took the podium in the Caputo Cup Championship in Naples, Italy—the birthplace of pizza.
The Jacob Spori Art Gallery at Brigham Young University–Idaho is pleased to announce the opening of Behold the Lamb of God, a moving and spiritually inspiring exhibition that invites contemplation of the life, ministry, and eternal mission of our Savior, Jesus Christ. The opening reception will take place on Thursday, November 6, from 7–9 p.m., and the exhibition will remain on display through December 19, 2025.
Brigham Young University-Idaho has released its official Fall 2025 enrollment numbers and celebrates the largest incoming class in its history.