The newly appointed CEO of Stukent, Jim Holm, is happy to celebrate Stukent’s 10-year anniversary this year. The company is excited to share news about its upcoming projects and courses and is looking back on its journey so far.

In an interview with BYU-Idaho Radio, Idaho Congressman Mike Simpson talks about the challenges he faces as a politician, including important bills and issues, as well as the role compromise has in politics.

Justin Wheatley is a painter whose main source of inspiration comes from nature and architecture. He currently has an art exhibit called "Looking for Something" which is located in the Jacob Spori Building at BYU-Idaho.

Jeremy Warner, best known for his work on “Studio C,” has written and directed a new feature film “Villains Inc.” which is now playing in theaters. He shares many of his favorite moments during production, as well as the struggles he faced trying to make his dreams come true.

BYU-Idaho's Ropes Course has reopened and is waiting for people to come and enjoy the fun activities there.

Lachlynn Golder is a young student from Madison High School who won first place at the school’s Business Pitch Competition. Her winning idea, “Lachlynn’s Closet” focuses on upcycling old blankets and quilts and turning them into fashionable hoodies and crewnecks.

This Saturday the City of Rexburg is Hosting a 5K called the Teton Dam Tune Up to get runners ready for the Teton Dam Marathon.

BYU-Idaho introduces a new course, BYUI 101: Experience BYU-Idaho, to help incoming freshman students learn about various campus resources and find a community within their peers. Don Bingham, a faculty member and the course lead for the class, highlights the numerous benefits BYUI 101 will have for first semester.

This week’s BYU-Idaho devotional speaker centered his talk around the importance of finding joy and blessings in everyday life, even when enduring trials. Nate Wise, the director of intellectual property at BYU-Idaho, called his talk, “A Blessed and Happy State.”