Graduating student and director of women’s acapella group Musai, Amy Palmer, prepares for final performance at Echo Effects concert at the Manwaring Center’s Crossroads tonight.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Under the direction of their conductor, Dr. Robert Tueller, BYU-Idaho's Symphony Orchestra is set to perform a concert tonight. In this interview, Dr. Tueller talks about his love for music, the rehearsal process with students, and some of his highlights for the upcoming concert.By BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho has roller skating as a summertime activity every Monday, Saturday, and every other Tuesday and Thursday from 6:30 to 8:00 pm and 8:30 to 10:00 pm in the Manwaring Center's ballrooms.Photo Courtesy: BYU-IdahoBy BYU-Idaho Radio

Mickyle Burrell, a BYU-Idaho student, is an independent musician ready to release some new music for all to hear. In this interview with BYU-Idaho Radio, he shares his musical journey and the challenges he's faced along the way.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Sister Andrea Muñoz Spannaus who serves as the Second Counselor of the Young Women’s General Presidency for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints gave the devotional address today. Her address was centered around the importance of heeding divine messages, recognizing the urgency of the Lord’s work and drawing closer to Christ through pray…

Sister Andrea Muñoz Spannaus who serves as the Second Counselor of the Young Women’s General Presidency for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints gave the devotional address at BYU-Idaho today. In this interview with BYU-Idaho Radio, she goes into depth about her message and shares further thoughts about her address.…

Author Jason Lamont Jones is releasing his long-awaited book, “One Day a Year” tomorrow. His book shows themes of mystery, romance and time travel and it is all centered around The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ pioneer history. In this interview, he talks about his writing process and the journey to finally publishing his work .…

This Saturday at the Grand Targhee Resort, the “Wrun for Wray” race will be hosted in celebration of the legacy and memory of Wray Landon. This year's race director, Michelino Sunseri, shares detail about planning the race and all the amazing activities that will be available.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Have you ever wanted the holidays without all the snow and ice? This weekend Snake River Doodles brings you Halloween to you this summer in the Thrills and Chills FestEvil.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Brad McGary started his business, Tiny 3D Temples, in Rexburg where he prints 3D models of temples from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints into beautiful home decorations. In this interview with BYU-Idaho RadioBy BYU-Idaho Radio

President Ron and Sister Becky Craven spoke at the BYU-Idaho devotional on Tuesday, June 18, 2024, about being doers of the work and being humble in covenant leadership.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Recently the word ‘curtailment’ has been in the media in connection with those in the agriculture industry, ground and surface water users, and the Idaho Department of Water Resources. Curtailments or a restriction of groundwater pumping, usually happen when there is a prediction of a water supply shortage, and simply put groundwater users with jun…

Ronald and Rebecca Craven spoke at BYU-Idaho’s devotional today. Sister Craven, who formerly served as the Second Counselor in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ Young Women’s General Presidency, spoke on humble leadership, and Brother Craven, who formerly served as the Mission President in the North Carolina Charlotte Mission, spoke …

American Idol winner Iam Tongi performed a sold-out concert at BYU-Idaho Center Stage last Friday. In this interview with BYU-Idaho Radio, he goes into depth about his experience on the show, his writing process, and how his faith as a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints affects his music career.…

BYU-Idaho's Physics Department will host a STEM-based activity for kids and adults alike called AstroFest 2024 on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Some of the activities include making moon phases with Oreo cookies, solar telescopes and more.By BYU-Idaho Radio

As Lloyd Newell prepares for his final broadcast with Music and the Spoken Word, Derrick Porter prepares for his first broadcast as the presenter.By BYU-Idaho Radio

LeRoy Transfield just opened a new exhibit in the Spori Art Gallery where we displays his sculptures. The New Zealand native talks about his art in this interview with Brandon Isle.By BYU-Idaho Radio

LeRoy Transfield’s “Impressions in Clay” exhibit is now open in the Spori Art Gallery at BYU-Idaho. His sculptures include religious and figurative art with an impressionistic style. The free exhibit is open through July 25.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Water Lantern Festival is being held at the waterfront in Snake River Landing in Idaho Falls this Saturday. Helen Blodgett, who works as the PR Coordinator for the event, goes into depth about the meaningful message behind the lanterns and how their goal is to bring communities together.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Have you ever wanted to learn how to skate, but it always felt intimidating? Emmanual Bates founded "Get on Wheels Industries" a company focused on giving people the confidence to try new things and challenge their fears.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Every other year the Legacy Flight Museum in Rexburg puts on an air show the day before Father’s Day. Kevin Lee, the Air Show director, says to “Come see, feel and smell” the impressive overhead show.By BYU-Idaho Radio

“They love the prices, they love that it’s Costco. I didn’t know how many people loved Costco clothes, but a lot of people do including me. Everything I wear every day comes from this store,” Deanna Thornton says.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Rexburg Community Theatre is bringing Roald Dahl’s beloved “Matilda” to life on stage. Directed by Sadie Steel with the help of a passionate team, they are determined to capture the magic of the classic story. The production is set to showcase the talents of those in the community.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Paul Lambert, the religion initiative director at The Wheatley Institute at Brigham Young University talked to BYU-Idaho Radio's Bea Mattos about faith and keeping Christ at the center of your life ahead of his BYU-Idaho devotional.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Paul Lambert, the director of the Religious Initiative at Brigham Young University's Wheatley Institute spoke to BYU-Idaho students about faith in his devotional address on June 11, 2024.By BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho is set to celebrate its first Giving Day campaign. On June 11-12, students, faculty and community members will be brought together to help contribute what they can to BYU-Idaho’s growth and success.By BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho challenges students and employees to climb the Tetons. The Grand Teton Stair Climb Challenge is where students and employees can climb 41,325 steps to match the height of the Grand Teton peak itself.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Cae Odell works as the Special Events Coordinator for Make-A-Wish Idaho. He talks about the Walk for Wishes event that is happening in Idaho Falls this Saturday and how its donations will help children's wishes come true.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Aaron Miller, the Director of Jazz Studies at BYU-Idaho, talks about the unique individuality in the music and his experience in both teaching jazz and performing it in his group The Kindness.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Band members from the local bands The Psychos and Trash Bandit share their musical journey and the challenges that come with being an artist.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Elder James W. McConkie III from the General Authority Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and his wife Sister Laurel McConkie take a deeper look at their devotional addresses at BYU-Idaho.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Elder James W. McConkie III, a General Authority Seventy, gave the devotional at BYU-Idaho. His talk was on the Kirtland Temple, its dedicatory prayer and how it relates to present Latter-day Saints.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Kwani Winder is a Native American painter. Her work mostly revolves around detailed portraits and beautiful natural landscapes which are influenced by her culture. In this interview, she goes into depth about how she learned to love painting and how the people around her supported her.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints broke ground on the Teton River Idaho Temple in Rexburg on Saturday, June 1. Elder Ricardo P. Giménez, a General Authority Seventy and a member of the North America Central Area presidency, presided at the ceremony and gave the dedicatory prayer.By BYU-Idaho Radio

AJ Dawson is a singer in the acapella group Musai, which is an all-women's group at BYU-Idaho. With their first concert, Soundtrax, being tonight, she talks about how they prepare for performances and gives us a peek at extra behind the scenes experiences she's had.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released its first 13 hymns that will be featured in the new hymnbook. “Hymns for Home and Church” can now be sung in sacrament meetings.By BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho Student Alex Winward opens a rock chip repair business called Crystal Clear Rock Chip Repair in Idaho Falls.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Local Rexburg family suffers dirt bike accident where the father, Michael Bailey, broke two vertebrae in his back. Britteny Bailey shares how the community of Rexburg stepped up and is supporting their family in every way they can.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Kyler Goodman, a social work intern at BYU-Idaho, talks about the mental health concerns that are seen among students on campus. He discusses the variety of workshops and counseling options that are available to students, and where to go to find the help they need.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Darby Stapelman, who is the director of Elementary Student Teaching Services, gave this Tuesday’s devotional address at BYU-Idaho. Her talk titled, “Numbered Among the Sheep,” focused on how young adults should actively work to build a covenant relationship with Heavenly Father and work to follow Jesus Christ and His teachings.…

Darby Stapelman, who is the Director of Elementary Student Teaching Services, gave this Tuesday’s devotional address at BYU-Idaho. In this interview with BYU-Idaho Radio, she goes a more in depth into her talk titled, “Numbered Among the Sheep."By BYU-Idaho Radio

Melanie Averett is a board member and event coordinator for the Rexburg Free Clinic. She talks about the work that the clinic does, how people can volunteer and help, as well as upcoming events like the clinic's open house coming up on June 8.By BYU-Idaho Radio

One of the twelve apostles from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Elder Neil Andersen, gave his devotional talk titled, "Facing Mortality as Adults: Marriage, Children, and the Temple," at BYU-Idaho on Sunday May 19, 2024.By BYU-Idaho Radio

There’s a new art exhibit opening featuring the many works of Mary Lou Romney. Her son, Ben Romney, curated the event in hopes of showcasing her amazing work and taking visitors through her life’s journey.By BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho is encouraging students to join up for Adopt-A-Grandparent: where students can simply talk with and serve seniors in the community.Photo Courtesy: BYU-Idaho I-ServeBy BYU-Idaho Radio

Last Thursday the BYU-Idaho forum speaker was Cindy Bezas, a national speaker, business consultant, trainer, author and podcast host. She spoke about how students need to focus on making authentic connections, and how students can become more resilient and use their life’s challenges to push them forward in their hero’s journey.…

A local family is receiving help from the community after a dirt bike accident put the husband on the mend. Michael Bailey broke his back and is in a 9-month recovery.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Child and Family Advocacy society works to protect children and families. With their events, they hope to make an impact on the lives of students and faculty members and teach them that family is something everyone can be passionate about. this interview features Erica Battezzato, the president of the society, Savannah Nelson, the vice presiden…

Malia White is the fitness activities student lead and in this interview, she talks about all the activities that will be happening at BYU-Idaho during this semester. She also talks about the fitness classes the students and faculty can take and gives helpful tips as to which ones are better for beginners.…

Listen in for a current update on the new Rexburg airport. Student reporter Lydia Lamoreaux interviewed Rexburg's Public Work Coordinator Kieth Davidson.By BYU-Idaho Radio