The race team competed in a static composition demonstrating what they have done to their car and why.
On this week’s episode of BYU-Idaho Radio’s The Spot podcast, hosts Grace Andrus and Camille Kolditz sat down with special guests Elyse Krout and Brennan Green to unpack some common stereotypes about Rexburg and BYU-Idaho culture.
The Engineering Technology Department at BYU-Idaho has several hands-on degrees including degrees in automotive, welding and manufacturing. Department Chair Justin Miller and senior Rustin Moon talked to Brandon Isle about the department and how it fulfills the mission of BYU-Idaho in this episode of the Fulfilling the Mission podcast.
The worldwide online curriculum and instruction director at BYU-Idaho encourages students to study intently to become like, and better understand, their Savior and Heavenly Father.
BYU-Idaho’s College of Physical Sciences and Engineering has eight departments which take students into the world of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Dean Mike Sessions and recent alumna Maddie Wahlen talk about the opportunities the college gives students and how it fulfills the mission of BYU-Idaho to develop disciples of Jesus Christ who are leaders in their homes, their communities and in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Elder Soares shares a message of the importance of drawing nearer to the Savior’s love.
REXBURG – Do you drive too slow, or chew your food too loudly? These quirky characteristics and other ‘toxic traits’ on campus will be celebrated as the theme of BYU–Idaho’s First Friday event at the Hart Auditorium.
Recent BYU-Idaho alumnae, Isabelle Justice and Celeste Christopherson, share advice about their BYU-Idaho education.
BYU-Idaho Marketing Department Chair Matthew Maroon and BYU-Idaho student Ethan Richards tell Natalia Hepworth how the Marketing Department is fulfilling the mission of BYU-Idaho.