BYU-Idaho alumna, Marissa Albrecht’s “In Passing” exhibit uses discarded materials found during everyday travel to explore connection, relationships and the importance of noticing the small things.
Date Night is coming up again at BYU-Idaho, and the campus events team is working hard to keep it new and exciting.
BYU-Idaho student, Eliza Saunders, is preparing to travel through five European countries as part of the university’s Experience Europe program.
Sarah Francis shares how seeking help, relying on her faith and speaking openly about depression, anxiety and OCD shaped her into an advocate for others facing mental health challenges.
BYU-Idaho student Avery Simkins shares how she turned to Jesus Christ while healing from an unexpected divorce.
REXBURG—For Angel Cody, a BYU-Idaho student who grew up in Inscription House on the Navajo Reservation near Page, Arizona, coming to college meant more than continuing her education. It meant leaving behind the community and culture she knew and learning how to find her place somewhere new.
Connie Zillale shares her journey from Tanzania to BYU-Idaho, her experiences with faith and family, and her goals for the future.
The first large-scale event of the semester at BYU-Idaho promises to be entertaining for new students and for those who are returning.
REXBURG—One of the most recognized names in comedy will step onto the BYUI Live! stage this fall. Nate Bargatze will perform on Friday, Oct. 23 at 7:30 p.m. as part of his Big Dumb Eyes Goes to College tour.
In preparation for the newly renovated Wildlife Museum on campus, BYU-Idaho’s Wildlife Society is hosting an art and photography contest over the next few months.