Thank you, and goodbye
My time at BYU-I is at an end. Here’s some things I never got a chance to say.
Graduate with experience
Students can get professional work experience during/at school.
How Scroll picked the front page
“You look at production differently,” said Samantha Vanderwalker, assistant photo editor and a junior studying communication. “You say ‘I’m not just going in to get this done, but how do I make this more visually pleasing?'”
You’re not the first one to touch your copy of the Scroll
While the weekly print edition of the Scroll is coming to an end this semester, a freshman edition will sit on the newsstand at the start of each semester.
Scrollback 1973 vs 2018: Class Registration
Registering for classes has been a headache for longer than students may realize.
The history of Scroll
While many changes have been made, the name of Scroll has remained the same since 1973.
Police find large amount of drugs leading to arrest of four BYU-Idaho students
“They were definitely selling and distributing,” Turman said.
Production day
Editors, reporters and photographers spend all week collaborating for Saturday production.
Time for Scroll to DTR with the police log
The police log is like a box of chocolates: you never know what you’re gonna get.
Blast from the past: The Chicago World Fair
The Special Collections in the library changes exhibits every semester.
Rejoice, for graduation is upon us
Students reflect on graduation and what needs to be completed for that day
The Best of Scroll
Take a look back at the best articles of Scroll in recent years.
The Viking Scroll
In 1960 BYU-Idaho students were concerned about the focus of Christmas. Almost 60 years later students weigh in on the same issue.
Scrollback: Viking Flashes
The Viking Flashes briefly replaced the Purple Flash as the campus newspaper from 1937 to 1938. In...