BYU-Idaho Radio

The BYU-Idaho department of music is holding America 250: a musical celebration on Saturday to commemorate 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence. The university band, concert choir, and jazz show choir will perform various numbers to showcase American history and figures who played a part in the founding of the country.

There are so many interesting conspiracy theories out there, we couldn’t stop at just one episode! We just had to do part two in addition to our first episode from season three.

The new Westgate Theatre opened its doors to the public this month with its three summer shows: “See How They Run,” “Annie Get Your Gun” and “The Great Western Melodrama.”

It seems that social media and other outside sources are telling people to pick a side when it comes to Artificial Intelligence: either love it or hate it.

BYU-Idaho will host a Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square watch party at 6 p.m. at the BYU-Idaho Stadium Friday. Come enjoy the free livestream event with music, food, and games.

In his devotional address, Ezra Gwilliam, a religious education professor at BYU-Idaho, taught students to find strength in God’s plan through their temple covenants.

REXBURG—Pebble Creek Ski Area may be known for its snow and ski hills, but Southeast Idaho will have the chance to see the resort in its summer glory this weekend.

Whoopee Days is Madison County’s three-day summer rodeo. Join the rodeo fun Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Madison County Fairgrounds.

BYU’s NIL deals are funded primarily by outside donors, alumni and organizations like the Royal Blue Collective, not by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints or tithing funds. Support from prominent donors has helped BYU attract top athletes while allowing the university to remain competitive without relying heavily on increased costs for fans and students.