Twyla Mahelona said she couldn’t even draw a stick figure during college and decided to switch her major to art. She now heads up art classes for the city of Rexburg.
The BYU-Idaho RixStix percussion program welcomes students of all skill levels with no audition required. Participants can join ensembles, perform in concerts, and be part of the official RixStix drumline. Leaders say the group builds community, adds fun to college life, and offers a creative outlet.
Since 2013, The East Idaho Aquarium has given people the chance to learn about the world under the seas and help introduce the younger generation to conservation and animal work. At the Aquarium, you can see eels, exotic fish, lizards, birds, among other animals.
With the help of his friends, a BYU-Idaho student has created a new dating app with the goal of getting people to meet in real-life.
Jordan Moores, owner of Custom Creatures in Rexburg, says he wants to help pet owners in the area, whether that be with helping them find the best animal for them or helping their pets stay happy and healthy.
“Flow-Bor Day” in Rexburg began as a general service project and grew into a tradition of planting flowers on Main Street. It brings the community together, with residents taking pride in the blooms they helped plant.
The BYU-Idaho Symphony Orchestra celebrates the arrival of spring with an evening of uplifting music, featuring iconic works by Finnish composer Jean Sibelius and Czech composer Antonín Dvořák, performed live at the Barrus Concert Hall
Before Rexburg, Sugar Beast owner had a passion for sweets and creativity since childhood.
BYU Athletics has named Brian Santiago as the new director of athletics at the university, bringing decades of experience from his long tenure in the department, including roles in coaching and administration. At his official introduction, Santiago expressed gratitude for his journey and enthusiasm for the future of BYU Athletics, emphasizing his faith and commitment to the university.