A cough drop and some chocolate for lunch: Hunger at BYU-Idaho
In a recent survey of BYU-Idaho students, 73 percent of respondents said they believed students may not seek food assistance because of pride, fear or embarrassment.
POLICE LOG: From an arrow to film crews
“Police responded to a complaint where a mother with her kids were approached by an older male who stated that her kids were cute and that she had too many and asked if he could take her kids home with him.”
PHOTO GALLERY: Meet the Grovers
Come tour the office and get to know the married couple in the English Department.
University Orchestra concert brings winter to a close
March 26 the University Orchestra will perform in the Barrus Concert Hall.
5 campus concert genres
Which campus concerts gain the most attention from students?
PHOTO GALLERY: Escaping death and starting fresh
She came all the way to Rexburg from Africa to start fresh after surviving a horrific car crash.
Axe-throwing spot opens up in town
Heber Hatchets allows guest to try a new sport: axe-throwing.
Afuego comes to Idaho
The entertainment scene in Rexburg is growing as Afuego Idaho moves in soon to provide the community with a larger dancing experience.
Changes coming for seminary program
What will be taught on Sunday, will soon align with what is taught in seminary
What are people in Rexburg searching for on the internet?
Academic-related topics don’t seem to be the top search queries related to Rexburg.
How this seminary teacher ended up teaching at BYU-I
Laryssa Waldron’s story is a shining example of how things work out with time, effort and trust in God.
BYU-I’s Got Talent: Bringing the audience to their feet
BYU-I’s Got talent presented many student talents on Friday night. The crowd roared as they watched their fellow classmates perform.
PHOTO GALLERY: Women of the communication world
A look at the projects of some graduating female communication majors.
Time to stop disliking change
Change is what changes your life … for the better.