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Renovated ropes course to open Spring Semester 2020
The core mission of BYU-Idaho is to develop disciple leaders of Jesus Christ, and while on that journey, the university expects its students to have fun as well. Starting Spring Semester 2020, the renovated ropes course will open for the BYU-Idaho community, with new features and activities filled with adrenaline, a couple drops of sweat, and fun for everyone who decides to adventure in it.
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Hart remodel to better serve students and employees
Constructed in the late 1960s, the Hart Building has reliably provided a space for employees and students to exercise and recreate for more than 50 years. With hopes to sustain that space for another half a century and more, many areas of the building are undergoing renovations. Provided below is a status update on each of the projects currently taking place in the Hart Building:
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University Forum encourages finding truth through science and faith
In a world of confusion and false information, how do we figure out what is true?
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Accreditation review helps BYU-Idaho achieve its mission
The mission of BYU-Idaho is to develop disciples of Jesus Christ who are leaders in their homes, the Church, and their communities.
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Managing Stress, Anxiety During COVID-19 Pandemic
By Sol Spannaus Baird, March 27, 2020 09:11 AM
With so much happening because of the COVID-19 coronavirus, health professionals say it’s important to remember your mental health too.
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Spring Semester 2020 to Be Held Remotely
By University Relations, March 24, 2020 08:26 AM
With the ongoing concerns related to COVID-19, Spring Semester 2020 courses at BYU-Idaho will be held remotely and online. Students will be able to complete courses wherever they reside. It is anticipated that campus will continue to be open and functioning.
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BYU-Idaho Alumna Came Back From Europe
By Sol Spannaus Baird, March 20, 2020 09:27 AM
BYU-Idaho alumna Kammy Shepherd recently returned from her trip in Europe with her husband and her mother. They went to Italy, France and Spain. There they were able to see how the COVID-19 coronavirus situation played out in that part of the world and how it contrasts with the United States and its situation.
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COVID-19 Affects BYU-Idaho Graduation Ceremony
By Sol Spannaus Baird, March 16, 2020 08:34 AM
Last week, BYU-Idaho faculty and students received an email saying, for now, there will only be online classes due to the COVID-19 coronavirus. One of the precautions for the COVID-19 coronavirus is avoiding large gatherings. One of those restrictions is on-campus classes and other events.
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Classes and COVID-19
By University Relations, March 13, 2020 02:18 AM
BYU-Idaho has made the following decisions:
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Student Composer Recital
By Sol Spannaus Baird, March 12, 2020 09:21 AM
The Student Composer Society will be performing tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. at the Recital Hall in the Eliza R. Snow Building. It will be event dress and free to the public.
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CES Guidelines Related to COVID-19
By CES News Release, March 12, 2020 02:51 AM
The Church Educational System (CES) has students around the world and higher education campuses in three states. CES is deeply interested in the health, education and spiritual growth of each of these students and those who serve them. Concerns related to COVID-19 have impacted every part of society, including education. After careful consideration of the present circumstances, the leadership of CES has adopted temporary guidelines which will be effective March 16, 2020.
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The Cherry Orchard
By Sol Spannaus Baird, March 09, 2020 09:50 AM
BYU-Idaho will be putting on the production of “The Cherry Orchard” by Anton Chekhov. This play is still recognized today because it was the last play Chekhov wrote. The characters are very human which can make the audience understand more about what they are going through and feel a connection to them.
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BYU-Idaho dancers celebrate life in color
By Kaitlyn Sims, March 06, 2020 04:53 AM
Brigham Young University Idaho’s Department of Dance will showcase the power of color through their dance showcase titled, “Celebrate in Color” on March 17 through March 21 in the Snow Drama Theater. The show will express ideas through dance by using a variety of different colors, lack of color, cultures, and experiences.
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Sacred Events from The Book of Mormon:Jorge Cocco Santángelo
By Sol Spannaus Baird, March 04, 2020 09:23 AM
Jorge Cocco Sanángelo has returned to BYU-Idaho with a new art exhibit called “Sacred Events from The Book of Mormon.” Last year, his last exhibit was also in the style of “Sacrocubism,” which is his style of cubism presenting sacred themes in his paintings.
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Theatre students play in a cherry orchard
By Edgar Dionicio, March 04, 2020 06:51 AM
Brigham Young University-Idaho’s theatre students will present the renowned Russian play, The Cherry Orchard. The public is invited to take a step back in time and across the world as students portray relatable and entertaining characters in the production directed by theatre faculty member Richard Clifford. Performances will take place March 18 to 28.
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Dr Seuss Day
By J.D. Packer, March 03, 2020 08:35 AM
Theodor Seuss Geisel didn’t receive his famous name “Dr. Seuss” from getting a degree in medicine. He was however given an honorary doctorate from his alma mater back in 1956 from Dartmouth. Ted chose the name “Dr.” because of his father’s desire to become a doctor. He started using the name Seuss in college, thus, the penname Dr. Seuss was born.
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Grammy winner Derrick Gardner to headline BYU-Idaho Jazz Festival
By Kaitlyn Sims, March 02, 2020 05:45 AM
American jazz trumpeter Derrick Gardner will be featured at the Winter Jazz Festival concert on Saturday, March 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the Hart Auditorium at Brigham Young University-Idaho in Rexburg.
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An Insight into the Nursing Program
By J.D. Packer, February 28, 2020 07:44 AM
The spilt-second decisions a nurse makes in a hospital room can be the difference between life and death. The occupation itself has always been essential in the medical world. Nursing is a profession where the focus is on an individual who is in need of help whether it be physically or mentally. Nursing students at BYU-Idaho train in simulated real-life situations to prepare them for the medical field and what they’ll need.
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Alumni Inspire Students at P2B Conference
Five former BYU-Idaho and Ricks College students shared their life experiences with the next generation of students at the Power to Become Conference (P2B) earlier this month. Their stories inspired students with the possibilities awaiting them as they leave BYU-Idaho as disciples of Jesus Christ.
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All Employee Conference review
A BYU-Idaho education blesses students world-wide
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Strategic priorities position university for the future
BYU-Idaho is taking a focused approach to achieving its mission through the use of 11 strategic priorities to keep the university’s aim on target.
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New assessment tool to help evaluate student learning
One of BYU-Idaho’s four core themes is to provide a high-quality education that prepares students of diverse interests and abilities for lifelong learning and employment. How does the university measure if students have achieved the desired learning outcomes of their program and of a general BYU-Idaho education?
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Barbershop Music Festival: Interview with Sound Check
By Sol Spannaus Baird, February 25, 2020 02:25 AM
This past weekend BYU-Idaho held the Barbershop Music Festival on campus and Sound Check Quartet from Salt Lake City came to perform for the festival.
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Extravadance: "Celebration in Color"
By Sol Spannaus Baird, February 21, 2020 08:25 AM
BYU-Idaho dancers are nearly ready for Extravadance, a dance performance by BYU-Idaho dance students who share their talents with the community. This semester’s show is called “Celebration in Color,” which celebrates dance. Brenna Olsen is a performer and representative for the show, she said one emotion she feels before she dances is adrenaline.