BYU-Idaho Radio

The fall semester at BYU-Idaho is famously the busiest and biggest semester. Because there are more students, the activities are larger. In this episode, we are joined by Krystal Rodriguez, who is one of the Campus Life Events Coordinators on campus, to talk about all the events happening this fall.

Spirit Week is a fun-filled week that happens every semester. There are events, games, challenges, treats, devotionals, service, and more. But what makes the Fall 2026 Spirit week so special? It marks 25 years since our first semester as BYU-Idaho.

Carrie Athay, the new CEO of the Greater Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce is prioritizing business feedback, stronger relationships and membership growth as she shapes the organization’s next steps.

Eastern Idaho Public Health is partnering with the Drug Enforcement Administration and local law enforcement agencies to offer five locations across Eastern Idaho where people can safely dispose of unused or unneeded prescription medication.

BYU-Idaho counselor Brother Dan Barnes shares how understanding divine worth, practicing self-compassion and trusting Heavenly Father’s plan help people navigate insecurity and trials.

BYU-Idaho Radio alumni Myles Primm and Dale Spaulding reflect on how their college experiences shaped their careers, strengthened their faith and built a lasting friendship.

BYU defeated No. 2 Notre Dame 28-24 at LaVell Edwards Stadium as quarterback Bear Bachmeier accounted for four touchdowns in a statement victory. With ESPN’s College GameDay in Provo, the Cougars delivered on the national stage, moved up six spots in the AP Top 25 and claimed the No. 2 ranking.

Shizuo Z Kuwahara, the Idaho Falls Symphony’s first guest conductor of the season, shares his unexpected path to conducting and his commitment to connecting music with the community.

REXBURG—BYU-Idaho’s Wildlife Museum is set for a grand reopening next month.