BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho is set to host the Slam Dunk competition this weekend where students will show off their skills and hope to become a champion.

Christian Nelson, Brianna Leal and Chandler Guadagnin chat about the Super Bowl with BYU-Idaho Radio reporter and producer Harrison Scott.

Chloe Aponte and Shantel Segree with the Family Crisis Center in Rexburg, raise awareness for those experiencing abuse or trauma.

On March 8 at 7 p.m. the Idaho Falls Figure Skating Club proudly presents its Snake River Ice Gala at the Mountain America Center where Olympian and U.S. Champion Mariah Bell will also perform.

Animal and Food Science Department faculty member Kerry Powell discusses the correlation between science and religion, highlighting the role of animals in teaching and blessing human lives in his BYU-Idaho devotional address. He emphasizes the divine potential inherent in human development, urging contemplation on the growth potential and the intimate involvement of God in our lives.

BYU-Idaho's Accounting Department, with the help of FreeTaxUSA, is offering answers and tax filing help for BYU-Idaho students.

Terah Jones breathes life into the historic Enders Hotel in Soda Springs. The hotel provides a nice place to stay and offers opportunities for community engagement through rental spaces for local businesses.

Idaho State Superintendent of Public Instruction Debbie Critchfield focuses on the basics of education and the changes she plans to implement. She wants to create more successful high school students who are also successful members of their communities.

The Hart Pool and Outdoor Recreation teams plans to make kayaking during the winter possible.