BYU-Idaho Radio

The Burg Brotherhood is a new local group focused on supporting men’s mental health through connection and community. The group meets monthly to offer support, leadership training and service opportunities for men who may be struggling.

Rexburg’s YSA Conference will provide fun activities, inspired classes and uplifting devotionals given by notable keynote speakers such as BYU-Idaho President Alvin F. Meredith III, Southern Virginia University President Bonnie H. Cordon, and Elder Paul V. Johnson, among others.

The second annual Idaho Bowl is bringing together the top middle school football players from across 71 Idaho schools to compete this weekend at BYU-Idaho. The event, organized by Laif Morrison, emphasizes skill development, statewide connections, and supports Ronald McDonald House Charities through donations.

Mystic Realms Fantasy Fair hopes to find increased success during its third annual run. The fair invites people to enjoy different events, vendors and character interactions while dressed as their favorite fantasy figure.

On the BYU-Idaho campus there are hundreds of job opportunities for students, including the Peer Mentoring Center. The Peer Mentoring Center can be a great opportunity for students to build their resume through helping others on their college journey, and the center is looking for Fall semester job applicants.

The Portneuf Health Trust, which owns half of Portneuf Medical Center, has an initiative to help people be healthy in eastern Idaho. It also has a new program focused on hiking this summer.

This week on BYU-Idaho Radio’s The Spot podcast, Grace Andrus, Camille Kolditz, Jill Clary, and special guest Holly Calhoun talked all about spiritual growth and becoming stronger in the gospel of Jesus Christ while navigating life as busy college students.

BYU-Idaho Art Department faculty members are displaying their own creations in the Art Faculty Show through the end of the semester.

Rexburg Community Theatre is ready to share the beloved story of “Mary Poppins” with the community. Director Ann Cluff, and actors, Malia Lawrence and Parker Morgan, share how they’ve prepared for the upcoming production and why community members should come see it.