BYU-Idaho Radio

An orphaned black bear cub found in the Salmon area is now safe and awaiting reentry into the wild this summer.

Chad Bell is a senior majoring in Computer Science at BYU-Idaho. He sat down with BYU-Idaho Radio to discuss his journey to BYU-Idaho, what he thinks it means to be a disciple leader and more.

Andrew Hyde is a professor at BYU-Idaho in the Department of Human Performance and Recreation. Before his start at BYU-Idaho, Hyde spent 13 years as a physical therapist running and operating an outpatient clinic in Florida. After a successful career in Florida, Hyde was blessed with a teaching opportunity at BYU-Idaho, a job he thought only to be a dream.

Daniel George, a Brigham Young University professor and photographer has a new exhibit in the Spori Art Gallery called “The Jell-O Belt.” The exhibit features photographs of food and gathering places in Utah.

The annual Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce State of the Cities and County Breakfast will be held at BYU-Idaho Tuesday morning.

Christian Nelson, Brianna Leal, and Chandler Guadagnin talk about how to brave the elements in Rexburg.

Cinema from around the world is being made available for all BYU-Idaho students

Patrick Mitchell, the "Down to Earth Dad", shares his insights on positive fatherhood interaction and engagement within the family. Through his advocacy for meaningful interactions, sacrifice, and storytelling, Mitchell continues to inspire a new generation of dads to redefine their roles and contribute positively to their children's lives.

Rusty Earl, a video production professor and accomplished filmmaker, shares insights into his passion for storytelling and his extensive experience in producing documentaries. With over 20 feature-length films covering diverse subjects, from African American history to refugee resettlement, Earl emphasizes the vital role of organization in successful productions.