BYU-Idaho Radio

On the latest episode of BYU-Idaho Radio’s The Spot, this week’s topic is sports. The hosts, Austin Pace, Maiya Waddell and Chandler Guadagnin jump into several sports related topics.

BYU-Idaho’s Recreation Department is getting an upgrade in the gear they’re using for students and staff alike.

FamilySearch announced on Friday the final RootsTech 2025 keynote speaker is Rachel Platten, an Emmy Award-winning singer and songwriter. RootsTech will take place March 6-8.

Spikeball and cornhole are favorite lawn games and this weekend the Campus Recreation Department at BYU-Idaho will host a tournament for the two games.

In the festival, the choir and audience will sing a collection of recently composed hymns written by students, faculty and community members.

The southwest corner of Temple Square is now open and there are new monuments to see.

Patrick Walsh, the chair of the Accounting Department at BYU-Idaho, and Rebecca Ricks, a graduating accounting student, were invited onto BYU-Idaho Radio’s Fulfilling the Mission podcast, where they shared their experiences and insights into how the department is fulfilling the mission of the university.

Casey Ann Hurley, the Dean of the College of Business and Communication at BYU-Idaho, shared how the college’s focus is on helping students grow both personally, professionally and spiritually alongside their academic success.

2018 Barbershop World Champions, After Hours are coming to Rexburg to help raise funds for choir students and perform in two concerts.