BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho has a new challenge for students that takes them to the top of the Tetons, at least figuratively. The Grand Teton Stair Climb Challenge is where any student or employee can climb a mountain’s worth of height whenever they want.

The Make-A-Wish Foundation is known for its work of granting magical wishes to children with critical health conditions. The foundation is hosting a Walk for Wishes event this Saturday and with the help of volunteers and donors, the community can help Make-A-Wish complete its mission.

Aaron Miller, the Director of Jazz Studies at BYU-Idaho, talks about the unique individuality in the music and his experience in both teaching jazz and performing it in his group The Kindness.

Band members from the local bands The Psychos and Trash Bandit share their musical journey and the challenges that come with being an artist.

Elder James W. McConkie III, a General Authority Seventy, gave the devotional today at BYU-Idaho. His talk was on the Kirtland Temple, its dedicatory prayer and how it relates to present Latter-day Saints.

If you have a rock chip in your windshield you could be eligible for a free rock chip repair. BYU-Idaho student, Alex Winward, just opened a pop-up business that could help you out.

Kwani Winder is a Native American painter. Her work revolves around detailed portraits and beautiful natural landscapes which are influenced by her culture.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints broke ground on the Teton River Idaho Temple in Rexburg on Saturday, June 1. Elder Ricardo P. Gimenéz, a General Authority Seventy and a member of the North America Central Area presidency, presided at the ceremony and gave the dedicatory prayer.

BYU-Idaho has four acapella groups who perform separately and together in concerts each semester. This is a closer look at the groups.