BYU-Idaho Radio

The Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce is inviting the community to support local businesses in the upcoming Christmas Vendor Village on November 30.

BYU-Idaho dancers will perform a variety of dance styles with the theme “Beyond Words” in their Extravadance concert.

The Spori Art Gallery at BYU-Idaho has a new exhibit featuring the ceramic art of 17 artists from 12 institutions of higher learning.

BYU-Idaho art professor Ryan Muldowney has published middle grade novel “Nicholas Quick and the Man from the Chaos Dimension” under the pen name, H L Romquist.

The Women’s Chorus and Bella Voce will take the stage together in their choir concert Friday.

BYU-Idaho faculty member Dr. Stephen Thomas will perform with Dario Ntaca Saturday evening at the Snow Recital Hall

Idaho’s "Phone Free Learning Act," introduced by Governor Brad Little and Superintendent Debbie Critchfield, aims to limit cellphone use in classrooms to improve student focus and social interactions. The initiative encourages schools to engage with their communities on policies restricting non-educational device use. Critchfield highlighted the detrimental impact of excessive screen time and social media on students’ relationships and academic engagement. Schools adopting the policy by the end of the school year can receive a $5,000 incentive, underscoring the state’s commitment to enhancing learning environments.

Brian Howard, host of “Latter-day Profiles” program and broadcast journalism professor at BYU-Idaho, talks about starting the 50th season of the show.

Madison High School presents “Anastasia” directed by Ryan Snelgrove.