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

As BYU-Idaho Radio celebrates 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984, we take a look at what the radio stations are like today. From news and programming to social media and more.Photo Courtesy: Breanna LatoucheBy BYU-Idaho Radio

As a new century began change was in the wind for Ricks College and its radio stations - KRIC and KWBH. A new name for the institution, new call letters for the stations, a new building for radio on campus.By BYU-Idaho Radio

During the 1980s and 1990s, Ricks College had KRIC and KWBH as its radio stations. Brandon Isle takes a look back at the stations.Photo courtesy: BYU-Idaho, Michael LewisBy BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho will bring K-pop into International Dance Night this Thursday from 8 pm to 9:30 pm.By BYU-Idaho Radio

As BYU-Idaho Radio celebrates 40 years on the air, we take a look back at the beginnings of radio at Ricks College with radio stations like KVIK.Photo: Courtesy The Viking Scroll from Nov. 21, 1969By BYU-Idaho Radio

Becky Roesler, a music faculty member at BYU-Idaho and this week's devotional speaker, talks about the importance of seeing ourselves and others through the lens of grace. She teaches the importance of being merciful, and how people shouldn't put pressure on themselves to be "perfect."By BYU-Idaho Radio

This week's devotional speaker, Becky Roesler, talks to BYU-Idaho Radio about the power of mercy and grace in daily life. In her talk titled “See with Grace,” Roeseler addresses the significance of extending compassion to oneself and to others amidst life’s great challenges, and to step away from the idea of perfectionism.…

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984. That legacy lives on in KBYI. We're also celebrating our other radio stations from the past and present like KVIK, KWBH and KBYR. These interviews are with people connected to the radio stations from general managers to student employees and even the daughter of a lo…

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984. That legacy lives on in KBYI. We're also celebrating our other radio stations from the past and present like KVIK, KWBH and KBYR. These interviews are with people connected to the radio stations from general managers to student employees and even the daughter of a lo…

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984. That legacy lives on in KBYI. We're also celebrating our other radio stations from the past and present like KVIK, KWBH and KBYR. These interviews are with people connected to the radio stations from general managers to student employees and even the daughter of a lo…

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984. That legacy lives on in KBYI. We're also celebrating our other radio stations from the past and present like KVIK, KWBH and KBYR. These interviews are with people connected to the radio stations from general managers to student employees and even the daughter of a lo…

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984. That legacy lives on in KBYI. We're also celebrating our other radio stations from the past and present like KVIK, KWBH and KBYR. These interviews are with people connected to the radio stations from general managers to student employees and even the daughter of a lo…

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984. That legacy lives on in KBYI. We're also celebrating our other radio stations from the past and present like KVIK, KWBH and KBYR. These interviews are with people connected to the radio stations from general managers to student employees and even the daughter of a lo…

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984. That legacy lives on in KBYI. We're also celebrating our other radio stations from the past and present like KVIK, KWBH and KBYR. These interviews are with people connected to the radio stations from general managers to student employees and even the daughter of a lo…

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984. That legacy lives on in KBYI. We're also celebrating our other radio stations from the past and present like KVIK, KWBH and KBYR. These interviews are with people connected to the radio stations from general managers to student employees and even the daughter of a lo…

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984. That legacy lives on in KBYI. We're also celebrating our other radio stations from the past and present like KVIK, KWBH and KBYR. These interviews are with people connected to the radio stations from general managers to student employees and even the daughter of a lo…

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating 40 years since KRIC went full power on May 1, 1984. That legacy lives on in KBYI. We're also celebrating our other radio stations from the past and present like KVIK, KWBH and KBYR. These interviews are with people connected to the radio stations from general managers to student employees and even the daughter of a lo…

Student reporter Vanessa Willardson covers TC Christensen and Eric Johnston's new film, "Escape from Germany" and discusses it with them.By BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho Radio is celebrating the legacy of radio on campus. Listen to some of the history of KRIC, KWBH, KVIK, KBYI and KBYR.By BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho's President Alvin F. Meredith III and his wife, Sister Jennifer Meredith both explain the importance of temple attendance for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' lives, and how they can strengthen their relationships with the Savior.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The Eastern Idaho State Fair announced this year's line-up of performers and events! Take a listen for information on tickets and must-see events.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Need a creative outlet? Try an art class! Rexburg's Art Specialist Twyla Mahelona offers classes for all ages and skill levels.By BYU-Idaho Radio

The newly appointed CEO of Stukent, Jim Holm, shares the company's great achievements during Stukent's 10-year journey, as well as a sneak peek at new courses and projects that the company is working on.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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

BYU-Idaho's President Alvin F. Meredith the third and his wife, Sister Jennifer Meredith both go in depth into their devotional talks. They explain the importance of temple attendance in members of The Church of Latter-Day Saints' lives, and how they can strengthen their relationships with the Savior.…

Justin Wheatley is an artist and his medium is painting. He draws a lot of inspiration from nature and from interesting architecture for his work. He currently has an art exhibit called "Looking for Something" which is located in the Spori building at BYU-Idaho.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Saturday, May 4 the city of Rexburg is hosting a 5k called the Teton Dam Tune Up in preparation for the upcoming marathon in June.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Jeremy Warner, best known for his work in "Studio C", wrote and directed the new feature film, "Villains Inc". In this interview with BYUI-Radio, he goes into depth about the process behind it, and the many challenges he had to overcome to get the film on the big screens.By BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho's Ropes Course, located at the Upper Playing Fields, reopens for another warm season.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Lachlynn Golder is a junior in high school who won first place at Madison's Business Pitch competition. Her business "Lachlynn's Closet" creates fashionable hoodies and crew necks from old quilts and blankets in hopes of giving those materials a second life.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Don Bingham, a teacher at BYU-Idaho and course lead for the new BYUI 101: Experience BYU-Idaho, talks about the class and how it will help new incoming freshmen every semester.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Nate Wise, Director of Intellectual Property at BYU-Idaho, talks about the importance of individuals needing to find blessings and happiness in their lives even when they are enduring trials in new devotional talk.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Nate Wise, the Director of Intellectual Property at BYU-Idaho and this week's devotional speaker, goes in depth about the challenges and struggles we face in life, and how we need to look for the little things that make us happy.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Jennifer Barzee is a business teacher at Madison High School. With the support of their committee, the idea of a "Shark Tank" style Business Pitch competition was created so that students would have the opportunity to pitch their independent businesses for a chance to win a grand prize.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Logan Anderson says that everything on their menu can be dipped in honey. The Corn Dog Company serves up the perfect summer bite with its crunchy, sweet flavors.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Kaitlynn Sorensen was a competitor in this year's PAS Conference in Springfield, Ilinois. She won first place in her individual competition for agriculture sales, as well as first place in her team competition in agribusiness management.By BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho will host First Friday on April 26, 2024 from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. Activities include a dance with a DJ, ice cream and fun for everyone. Tickets are $7 at the door.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Natalia Hepworth interviews Logan Anderson, the co-owner of The Corndog Company, a successful food truck business now with over 38 locations nationwide. In this interview, Anderson discusses the behind the scenes of running a restaurant business.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Logan Anderson the Co-owner of The Corndog Company says it all began with the CEO for East Idaho locations, Michael O’Neal. The company was founded in Idaho Falls in 2018, and has trailer locations throughout east Idaho. Reminding locals that their company isn't 'World's Best Corndogs,' Anderson is sharing their honey-dipped flavors with hungry loc…

Ty Miller, a BYU-Idaho student, now becoming a published author. In this interview, Chandler Guadagnin gets the exclusive behind Miller's writing process, the challenges he's faced, and what it's like balancing his life as an author and full-time student.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Brother William Riggins, a member of the BYU-Idaho faculty, gave his devotional talk "In the Hands of the Lord of the Harvest".By BYU-Idaho Radio

Brother William Riggins serves as a teacher in the Religion Department, Director of Student Honor, and Chief Inclusion Officer. In this deep dive into his devotional talk "In the Hands of the Lord of the Harvest" Brother Riggins focuses on the temple and how it's made for the living.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Representative Jon Weber reflects on the recently concluded legislative session in Idaho. He discusses successes like bills on electrical and plumbing inspections and tax relief for school facilities. He also touches on disappointments, such as a failed homeowners association bill, and weighs in on controversial legislation regarding library materi…

State Senator Doug Ricks, R-Rexburg, reflects on the 2024 Legislative Session. He talked to Brandon Isle about multiple bills, including House Bill 521 (the bill that sends money to school districts for buildings) and HB 710 (the library bill). He also talked about the Open Primaries Initiative and reelection.…