BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU basketball fans packed the Marriott Center for “Marriott Madness,” where they got their first look at the nation’s top recruit, AJ Dybansta, in a Cougar uniform. With a stacked roster and high expectations, fans are already talking Final Four — and even a national championship run.

Savannah Dodd is running for the Rexburg City Council. In an interview with BYU-Idaho Radio, she explained why she is running, what she would bring to the position, what issues she would focus on and more if she is elected. She can be reached on Instagram, Facebook, or by emailing savannahdodd4rexburg@gmail.com.

The Purple Ribbon run is making a comeback this weekend.

It’s football season!

There are numerous great examples of students who studied entrepreneurship or business at BYU-Idaho who are now doing great things in the ‘real world;’ Ashleigh Andrus is another prime example.

This Thursday night students are invited to experience culture through music. Marsha

The BYU–Idaho Music Department is doing more than teaching technique—it is preparing students for lives of musical and personal fulfillment. With more than 300 students pursuing different paths, the department offers four degrees: Bachelor of Arts in Music, Bachelor of Musical Arts, Bachelor of Music Education and a Minor or Concentration in Music.

With a record-breaking freshman class and record number of students on campus in the Fall 2025 semester, the BYU-Idaho Career Fair is aiming to be the biggest of its kind up to this point.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints honored the life of President Russell M. Nelson, the 17^th president of the Church, during a funeral service on Tuesday. Leaders of the Church and two of his children spoke during the service, which included music from The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square.