BYU-Idaho Radio

Shizuo Z Kuwahara, the Idaho Falls Symphony’s first guest conductor of the season, shares his unexpected path to conducting and his commitment to connecting music with the community.

REXBURG—BYU-Idaho’s Wildlife Museum is set for a grand reopening next month.

On Saturday there will be a Halloween themed 5K and fun run event to help raise money for the Blanchard family to adopt their next child. Registered runners can choose between a 5K or one mile run. After the races there will be vendors and activities in Riverside Park for attendants to help support the Blanchard family.

BYU-Idaho student Owen Uffens of Rigby, Idaho, pursued his dream of becoming a singer by auditioning for NBC’s “The Voice,” an opportunity that took him away from his high school graduation ceremony.

Robinson Vasquez Montes just published a new book called “Covenant Alignment: Latter-day Saints and the Existential Challenge of Artificial Intelligence” where he explores the questions artificial intelligence raises for Latter-day Saints.

Sometimes it feels like everyone around you is engaged, married, having kids, or running a marathon. Here at BYU-Idaho, it can feel like there is a sense of urgency when it comes to dating and marriage.

Welcome to the Fall 2026 season of BYU-Idaho Radio’s The Spot! There are so many things happening on campus this semester and for The Spot. This fall we have some changes; we are saying goodbye to our beloved cohost Abigail Maxfield.

BYU-Idaho music students Isaac Ballif and Davey Miller just released a new album. They’ve played together for years in high school band and are now in a band of their own with their first album, “The Want to Know,” streaming now.

In his BYU-Idaho devotional, Brother Chris Allison encouraged students to recognize personal revelation, ask specific questions and continue moving forward in faith while waiting for answers.