Hosts Christian Nelson, Briana Leal and Chandler Guadagnin talk about dating to a live audience.
BYU-Idaho's Economics Department hosts a branch of the Professional Agriculture Student Organization which helps provide leadership and career preparation opportunities for BYU-Idaho students looking to enter that field.
The Great Scott Bassoon Octet, a newly formed ensemble at BYU-Idaho, will debut in a free concert at the Eliza R. Snow Building on Tuesday. Formed by happenstance with eight enthusiastic members, the octet offers a unique sonic experience with its combination of bassoons and contra bassoons, while also engaging in a creative grassroots marketing campaign to promote their performance.
BYU-Idaho and its Blue Crew are asking for more volunteers for the competitive basketball championship games and tailgate party on Friday from 4:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
Dalton Johnson, a former member of Divine Comedy and current cast member of BYUtv’s Studio C, recently delivered a presentation at BYU-Idaho on the importance of comedy. He shared insights into how humor can serve as a powerful tool for creativity, unity and resilience, offering a refreshing perspective on navigating life's challenges with positivity and silliness.
Throughout each semester, the BYU-Idaho Career Center offers a number of career and job fairs for students to meet with potential employers.
BYU-Idaho hosts its first Adaptive Sports Competition, put together by BYU-Idaho faculty member Tyler Dustin and BYU-Idaho student Makenna Taylor, promoting inclusivity in recreational activities. Featuring sports like wheelchair pickleball and goal ball, the event emphasizes teamwork and accessibility for individuals with disabilities.
BYU-Idaho and its Departments of Campus Recreation and Fitness/Wellness have teamed up to bring a powerlifting competition to the Hart Building.
Hosts Christian Nelson, Briana Leal and Chandler Guadagnin talk with students and each other about devotional at BYU-Idaho.