I grew up in what can only be described as a "Little Women household" with five sisters in Arizona. I enjoy anything in the arts, from dancing to drawing. One of my favorite things to do is to watch or participate in theatre.
My Comm background:
It was in a film arts analysis class that I realized I wanted to study communications with an emphasis in Video Production at BYU-Idaho.
In 2025, I worked with the Student Media Production Office, where I helped students with their film equipment and worked in a media crew on studio/campus projects.
In 2026, I started working for BYU-Idaho Radio as their video editor for The Spot podcast. I am currently interning as a reporter/Weekdays host.
Latest from Abrielle Millet
BYU-Idaho Physics Professor Jon Paul Johnson taught in his devotional address what it truly means when covenant keepers bind themselves to Christ. Johnson taught that covenants bring power, protection and purpose to life.
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The East Idaho Aquarium has doubled back for its second Shark Week celebration July 27 to August 1. Join the festive fun: shark scavenger hunt, pictures, feeding the sharks and a fun class all about sharks.
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The Idaho International Choral Festival is a Pocatello tradition that unites people of different cultures through music and connection. The festival is held July 14 through the 19. The public can see the full schedule of events at idahointerchoralfest.org.
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Idaho Falls Arts Council presents its summer River Concert Series every Tuesday night at 7 at the Greenbelt Stage. The free concerts range from rock and country to jazz music.
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BYU-Idaho Religion Professor Tiffany Savage-Humphreys taught in her devotional address how to trust in God to the very end. The covenantal examples in the scriptures shaped her own faith in God’s plan for her life.
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The second annual Summer Market Days hosted by Mountain America Center in Idaho Falls helps small businesses show off their business on July 17 and 18.
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