BYU-Idaho Radio

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.

Elder James O. Fantone encouraged BYU-Idaho students to rely on Jesus Christ as they face personal battles and strive to become faithful “finishers.”

BYU-Idaho student Avery Simkins shares how she turned to Jesus Christ while healing from an unexpected divorce.

BYU running back LJ Martin exploded for 176 rushing yards and three touchdowns as the Cougars defeated Colorado State 41-23 to improve to 3-0 on the season. Bear Bachmeier and true freshman Legend Glasker also connected on a spectacular 70-yard, one-handed reception as BYU moved up to No. 9 in the AP Top 25.

All over town, students gathered, some still in pajamas, many without shirts or shoes on, to help those whose apartments were flooding.

The Goldmund Quartet has a new album called “Paganini: His Music, His Instruments.” The Germany-based quartet recorded the album with classical guitarist Carlotta Dalia using the Paganini Quartet instruments and a guitar Paganini also owned.

Pianist Marvin Goldstein and vocalist Vanessa Joy will sing “audience favorites” at the Romance Theater on October 6. Local singers will also perform.

The annual Idaho Spud Day celebration is set to take place in Shelley this weekend.