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The T-Rexburg Ultimate Frisbee team is hosting the Rexburg Rumble, a 3v3 tournament open to the public on May 31 at BYU-Idaho's Upper Playfields. Organized by team president Trevor Davis, the event aims to grow community interest in ultimate frisbee and recruit new players, with prizes sponsored by local businesses.

The fifth inductee of the Rocky Mountain section of the PGA’s Hall of Fame retired on April 30.

BYU-Idaho’s College of Physical Sciences and Engineering has eight departments which take students into the world of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Dean Mike Sessions and recent alumna Maddie Wahlen talk about the opportunities the college gives students and how it fulfills the mission of BYU-Idaho to develop disciples of Jesus Christ who are leaders in their homes, their communities and in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

The museum hopes The Gathering will help bring awareness to mental health and a new way to enjoy art.

A Wyoming chamber choir and symphony orchestra will perform a spring concert on May 3 at the Center Theater in Jackson Hole.

Elder Soares shares a message of the importance of drawing nearer to the Savior’s love.

America’s violinist shares where the idea of “The Redeemer” came from and how it has grown into the concert it is today.

The executive director of the Idaho Wildlife Federation advocates for the preservation of Idaho’s public lands.

REXBURG – Do you drive too slow, or chew your food too loudly? These quirky characteristics and other ‘toxic traits’ on campus will be celebrated as the theme of BYU–Idaho’s First Friday event at the Hart Auditorium.