The second episode of “The Yarn,” a story-telling podcast, weaves themes of love and faith into stories of a hesitant bride and a sleeping princess.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Elder Hans T. Boom, a General Authority Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and Sister Marjan Boom invited listeners to grow their relationship with Jesus Christ in this week’s BYU-Idaho devotional.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Elder Hans T. Boom, a General Authority Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and Sister Marjan Boom invited listeners to grow their relationship with Jesus Christ in this week’s BYU-Idaho devotional. They both discuss their messages with BYU-Idaho Radio reporter Vanessa Willardson.…

The Idaho State Bengals football team just accomplished something they haven't done in 40 years, and against their rivals no less! Student reporter, Chandler Guadagnin, has the story.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Directed by Dr. Robert Tueller, the Baroque Ensemble will perform authentic 18th century European Christmas carols in their upcoming concert.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce is inviting the community to support local businesses in the upcoming Christmas Vendor Village on November 30. Rexburg Chamber Communication and Events Director Amelia Lusk talks about the event in an interview with BYU-Idaho Radio reporter Vanessa Willardson.By BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho dancers will perform a variety of dance styles with the theme “Beyond Words” in their Extravadance concert.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Janalyn Holt, CEO and President of the Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce says the Chamber has been hosting the Veteran's Day Ceremony for some 20 years. In the past the event was hosted at the Veteran’s Memorial at Smith Park. Holt says since changing the venue they’ve been able to include more to the program. “We’ve been able to add all of the band…

BYU-Idaho art professor Ryan Muldowney has published middle grade novel “Nicholas Quick and the Man from the Chaos Dimension” under the pen name, H L Romquist. Muldowney talks about the writing process with BYU-Idaho reporter Vanessa Willardson.By BYU-Idaho Radio

“My favorite part of this whole thing is seeing the progress of the dancers,” Ballet Etude's Co-director Kiersten Lewis says. “I would say all of them have noticed incredible improvement, greater understanding in the details of the technique, (and a) greater ability to perform it well."By BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho's Spori Art Gallery has a new exhibit called "Common Earth." It displays the ceramic art of 17 artists from 12 institutions of higher learning.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Student reporter, Chandler Guadagnin, speaks with two political science professors on Idaho's 2024 Proposition One.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Women’s Chorus and Bella Voce will take the stage together in their choir concert Friday.By BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho faculty member Dr. Stephen Thomas will perform with Dario Ntaca Saturday evening at the Snow Recital Hall.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Idaho’s "Phone Free Learning Act," introduced by Governor Brad Little and Superintendent Debbie Critchfield, aims to limit cellphone use in classrooms to improve student focus and social interactions. The initiative encourages schools to engage with their communities on policies restricting non-educational device use. Critchfield highlighted the de…

Brian Howard, host of “Latter-day Profiles” program and broadcast journalism professor at BYU-Idaho, talks about starting the 50th season of the show.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Madison High School presents “Anastasia” directed by Ryan Snelgrove.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Tom Waldron, a faculty member in the BYU-Idaho Department of Engineering and Technology, taught about receiving personal revelation and acting on it during his devotional.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Tom Waldron, a faculty member in the BYU-Idaho Department of Engineering and Technology, taught about receiving personal revelation and acting on it during his devotional. He talks about his devotional message in an interview with BYU-Idaho Radio reporter Vanessa Willardson.By BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho students have many opinions on Harris and Trump; however, they can agree that they want to support the most Christlike candidate.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Tabi Bilyeu, co-founder of Rexburg Brides, is preparing for the 2024 Fall Bridal Expo to be held on Saturday.By BYU-Idaho Radio

State Senator Doug Ricks looks to defend his seat on the Idaho legislature. He talks about the bills he helped pass in the last couple of years, the bills he wants to fix, Proposition 1 and why people shouldn't give up on the Republican party in Idaho.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Retired English teacher Marsha Craner is running as a Democrat in the race for state senate in District 34, which is in Madison County. She answers questions about why she's running, why people should consider voting for a Democrat, the changes she would like to see in Idaho and more.By BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho will host a concert tonight at 7:30. It features many styles of music and includes guest singers the Bonnevaires from Bonneville High School.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Karla LaOrange, previously a faculty member at BYU-Idaho, is now the Superintendent of Idaho Falls School District 91. With a career in education beginning in the 1980s, LaOrange is dedicated to supporting students and teachers, drawing on her experience to understand classroom challenges. Her main focus is improving teacher retention by creating a…

Professional storyteller Mo Reynolds weaves stories together with messages of Jesus Christ in her podcast, "The Yarn". This is the first episode. She tells the story of a singing, dancing rabbit, who teaches a lion to follow the unique beat inside of him.By BYU-Idaho Radio

“The Best Christmas Pageant Ever” tells the story of a community Christmas pageant. The play opens Friday at The Romance Theater in Rexburg.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Sister Michelle D Craig, former First Counselor in the Young Women General Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, invited BYU-Idaho devotional listeners to find hope in Jesus Christ when waiting for answers to prayers.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Sister Michelle D Craig, former First Counselor in the Young Women General Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, invited BYU-Idaho devotional listeners to find hope in Jesus Christ when waiting for answers to prayers. She expands on that message in an interview with BYU-Idaho Radio Reporter Vanessa Willardson.…

BYU-Idaho student Hannah Dodds created the “A Sport a Day” initiative to get kids more physical activity.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The BYU-Idaho Formula Racing team has unveiled its first formula racing car.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Students and Rexburg locals can get a taste of Lavell Edwards Stadium right here at BYU-Idaho. Student reporter, Chandler Guadagnin, explains.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Cumorah Academy in the Czech Republic is working to help young adults all over the world develop leadership and life skills. The academy hires interns, including some from BYU-Idaho, to help in the students’ education.By BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho Radio's, Natalia Hepworth interviews Ford Erickson is a Deep Love band member who’s been playing the electric guitar for 11 years. He's been intrigued with the production since his friends Ryan Hayes and Garrett Sherwood created it back in 2010 during their time at BYU-Idaho.By BYU-Idaho Radio

It’s a story about love, jealousy, hope, and death all taking place in a haunting graveyard—Deep Love: A Ghostly Rock Opera is anything but a traditional opera. It’s a one-of-a-kind, non-musical theater, rock show that pulls viewers into its unique premise.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Stitched, an IBC business at BYU-Idaho is selling embroidered beanies on campus.By BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho’s a cappella groups will perform at the Manwaring Center Crossroads in their first concert of the semester.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Members of the Rexburg-based band Coastal City go behind the scenes of their new EP with BYU-Idaho Radio.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Students, alumni and employees are using #whyBYUI to share on social media why they love BYU-Idaho.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Former president of BYU Kevin J Worthen gave a BYU-Idaho devotional talk about becoming disciples of Jesus Christ and shared insights on the Constitution with its relation to the restoration of the gospel. He shares more details on his devotional talk in an interview with BYU-Idaho Radio.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Brother Kevin J Worthen, who served as the thirteenth president of Brigham Young University, gives a BYU-Idaho devotional talk on becoming disciples of Jesus Christ and the importance of the Constitution to the restoration of the gospel.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Senior and mother Rachel Wilcox has created proposals for more resources for student-parents at BYU-Idaho.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Danielle Matheson from the Music and Theatre Department presents a musical theatre concert based on the styles and themes of Taylor Swift.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Student Reporter Chandler Guadagnin sits down with BYU-Idaho Director of Bands David Faires to chat about the "President's Own" U.S. Marine Band coming to BYU-Idaho on Wednesday, Oct. 23.By BYU-Idaho Radio

During big game hunting season, it is common for hunters and trappers to get lost in Idaho’s woods. Idaho Fish and Game has 10 tips to help outdoor enthusiasts stay safe while in the back country.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is coming to the BYU-Idaho Center on Saturday evening.By BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho English professor Dr. Trenton Olsen has finished editing “The Complete Personal Essays of Robert Louis Stevenson” into a book available to the public.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The BYU Football team is doing good on the field, but they are doing even more good off the field. Student Reporter, Chandler Guadagnin, has more.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Brother Gabriel W Reid, Second Counselor in the Sunday School General Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, gives a BYU-Idaho devotional address titled, "Fumbling Is Not Failing".By BYU-Idaho Radio

Brother Gabriel W Reid, second counselor in the Sunday School General Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, spoke to BYU-Idaho students about how to keep going after a failure.By BYU-Idaho Radio