BYU-Idaho Radio

The BYU Cougars dropped their second straight game to an unranked opponent, falling 79 to 71 to the West Virginia Mountaineers after another sluggish first-half performance. Head coach Kevin Young called his team’s effort “inexcusable” as BYU now looks to regroup before closing the regular season, including a key matchup against the Texas Tech Red Raiders.

Author Trina Boice has written 35 books, her most recent titled ‘The Language of Heaven’ explains the meaning behind Hebrew words used in the Old Testament. Boice says the book shows how Jesus Christ is present in the Old Testament.

A new private micro-school will open this year in Eastern Idaho. Rooted Meadows School uses something called the Waldorf Method for teaching students. Rachael Sparhawk is the founder of the school.

Class planning can be so stressful! Especially when you do it at the last minute. Abigale Maxfield, Grace Andrus, and Ezra Barron discuss their experiences of registering for classes.

It really is that dang phone. Our phones are making us anxious, stressed, and disconnected. On average, college students spend anywhere from five to 10 hours on their phones. That can be more than a part-time job!

'The Outsiders' is making its return.

Brad Mortensen grew up in Rexburg and recently became the new president of Utah State University. Prior to working at USU, he was the president of Weber State University. Mortensen is an alumnus of USU and Ricks College.

The Rexburg Barbershop Festival this weekend will include workshops and clinics for students and concerts for the community. The headline quartet is Sunday Night Social. The community concert where they will perform is on Saturday at the Romance Theater in Rexburg.

A local, multi-faith group will perform Rob Gardner’s “Lamb of God” in multiple cities across Southeast Idaho in early to mid-March.