BYU-Idaho Radio

Shared Ground: Art & Animals at The Museum of Eastern Idaho pairs Jessie Wilber’s colorful animal prints with Dan Burgette’s carved wildlife sculptures, offering two ways to see the natural world.

Dancing with the Rexburg Stars organizers are inviting the community to an evening of entertainment and fundraising.

The BYU-Idaho Theatre Department is hard at work on its next project, bringing Romeo and Juliet to life.

The Idaho Department of Education's annual Holiday Card Art Contest is back for another year.

In their BYU-Idaho forum, Elder Richard and Sister Pam Norby shared how they found peace after Elder Norby was injured in the Brussels, Belgium airport bombing. They encouraged students to trust God when their own future feels uncertain.

BYU-Idaho’s Outdoor Resource Center is holding their annual garage sale where they will sell a wide array of used outdoor winter and summer gear at discounted prices. The sale will feature gear and equipment from the ORC and items brought in to be sold by community members. The garage sale is Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon.

The Rexburg Tabernacle Orchestra’s Nov. 5 concert will feature music inspired by Abraham Lincoln as part of a celebration of the Declaration of Independence’s 250^th anniversary.

Bishop Sean Douglas encouraged BYU-Idaho students to care for God’s children through every day acts of service, emphasizing that small efforts can make a meaningful difference.

As a kid, Halloween meant dressing up, trick-or-treating, classroom parties, pumpkin carving, and so much more. Being an adult and in college makes things different. Now we are old enough and brave enough to go to haunted houses, but too old to trick-or-treat.