BYU-Idaho Radio

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.

Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce hosts a Chamber Mixer every second and fourth Thursday each month for business owners to network and to find new employees.

With gravity defying acrobatics, dazzling specialty acts and glittering costumes, Cirquetacular is coming to BYU-Idaho for the first time.

BYU-Idaho adjunct professor and professional storyteller Mo Reynolds shares a story from the Appalachian Mountains to help listeners learn to laugh through their challenges.

BYU-Idaho English Department faculty member Diantha Hopkins taught students the importance of relationships and spending quality time with people.

The National Youth Science Camp invites two students from each state to a three-week residential program in West Virginia, where they engage in STEM activities and learn from top scientists. Andrea Baerwald, Idaho’s science and technology coordinator, encourages students to apply before the February 28 deadline, emphasizing the unique opportunities the camp offers.

BYU-Idaho Financial Aid is hosting a FAFSA Festival to encourage students to complete their FAFASA. Financial Aid employees will also offer assistance, resources and give away prizes. The event, organized by the Financial Aid Office, aims to make the FAFSA process easier while giving students a chance to win scholarships and other rewards.

Even from 4 hours away, BYU-Idaho Students still find ways to support their sister school. Jake Tibbitts is the director of BYU sports watch parties, which are held weekly. Students can gather to watch football and basketball games and enjoy free snacks and the opportunity to win exclusive giveaways and purchase unique merchandise.