BYU-Idaho Radio

The BYU-Idaho music department is set to present a captivating French-themed concert titled "An American in Paris" featuring the Symphony Band. With faculty member David Faires expressing excitement over the vibrant music and promising an engaging experience, the concert will take place tonight at 7 p.m. in the Barrus Concert Hall, inviting attendees to immerse themselves in an evening of exquisite melodies.

Flags from 91 nations will line the walkways of Temple Square during general conference weekend.

The 2024 Winter semester is wrapping up and that means BYU-Idaho has a new class of graduates including some familiar faces for BYU-Idaho Radio.

Jeremy Hall, financial reporting director at BYU-Idaho, urges students to embrace their roles as creators and builders in their faith and lives, drawing inspiration from woodworking and the teachings of President Russell M. Nelson. Hall emphasizes the importance of cultivating faith, contributing positively to the world and preparing for eternal blessings through acts of creation and building.

The Family Crisis Center and the Upper Valley Child Advocacy Center are hosting community events at the end of April and the beginning of May. Chloe Aponte of the Family Crisis Center and Ashley Stallings of the Upper Valley Child Advocacy Center have been hard at work making sure these events help raise awareness for those affected by abuse.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will release 12 new hymns on May 30.

In 2018, Jeremy and Rochelle Claridge launched Kainoa’s Hawaiian Grill in Rexburg, driven by their passion for Hawaiian cuisine. With faith as their compass and seizing favorable opportunities, they now prepare to expand their thriving enterprise to new locations in Idaho Falls and Caldwell, heralding a promising future of growth and culinary exploration.

BYU-Idaho is holding a celebration of a capella where four a capella teams will sing their hearts out this Friday at 7:30 p.m.

Zaner-Bloser Handwriting contest encourages students across the United States to practice writing skills like cursive. A Rexburg girl was picked as a regional winner.