BYU-Idaho Radio

Hear the three-part harmony of Sweet Remains when they perform in Idaho Falls and share their story of how they stayed together and continue doing what they love.

State Senator Doug Ricks, representing District 34 in Madison County, is actively engaged in the state legislature, inspired by his father's legacy of public service. Amidst a record pace of bill drafting, Ricks introduced Senate Bill 1291 to prohibit companies from boycotting vital Idaho industries, aiming to ensure government support.

In a joint statement released from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Community of Christ, the two organizations said they agreed to transfer ownership of several historical buildings and documents including the Kirtland Temple and manuscripts of Joseph Smith’s translation of the Bible.

Candace Willmore, a data analyst at BYU-Idaho, asserts that joy can be found amidst trials by tapping into one's divine identity as a child of God and focusing on the atonement of Jesus Christ. She encourages individuals to seek joy by recognizing God's presence in their surroundings and welcoming His love into their lives.

The Practice Presentation Center will host a TED talk-style event featuring BYU-Idaho students on March 28.

The Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce presents the second annual Rexburg Restaurant Rush, aimed at supporting local eateries. With 25 participating restaurants offering exclusive deals and a fun bingo card incentive for patrons, the event runs from March 4 to March 9, encouraging community members to explore and enjoy Rexburg's diverse culinary offerings.

Jason Reeder, a BYU-Idaho alumnus, reflects on his transformative journey from student to faculty member, and now serving as the chair of the Communication Department. Through his mantra of high expectations coupled with high love, Reeder inspires students to achieve success while nurturing their spiritual growth within the unique environment of BYU-Idaho.

SOMA Jiu-Jitsu Academy, led by James Emfield, is set for its grand opening on Friday at a new location in Rexburg. Emphasizing the gentle art's role in personal growth and family bonding, the academy offers more than just martial arts training, aiming to instill moral values in its students.

BYU-Idaho offers help for all people who are struggling with math.