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Snake River Strings is opening its newest school in Rexburg this weekend and they invite people to come and play.

Former leader of the Young Women organization of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Bonnie H. Cordon, told faith-based leaders in New York City that working together is critical to solving problems.

With five performances in different locations, “Lamb of God” celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Idaho State University is trying to gather funds to build a replacement for the current Life Sciences building, set to begin construction in 2026.

With an upcoming tour, BYU-Idaho's Dance Alliance will preview its summer show that celebrates ideas and inventions that changed the world.

Former American Idol contestant and local singer/songwriter Paige Anne shares her experience filming a music video for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Natalia Hepworth thought her curly hair was a curse. But after years of learning how to love her own curls, she’s ready to help others learn techniques they can use in their every day lives to put them on the path to loving their hair too.

From a sketch to the runway BYU-Idaho students are bringing their winter dreams to life with this semester’s fashion show. 

In an interview for the Fulfilling the Mission podcast, John Hibbard, the Economics Department chair, and Caitlyn Sorensen, a graduating student, talk about the significance of discipleship and how to make it a high priority in one’s life.