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Finding the good in times of change
COVID-19 may change our lives, but we can change our attitude.
Hope, light and prophecies: Sunday morning of general conference
"Now, knowing that he needed my light to safely navigate the path, I focused the flashlight just ahead of his steps and we were able to return home with confidence." — President Bonnie H. Cordon
President Nelson addresses fear during COVID-19 and announces new proclamation
The proclamation reaffirms the instruction the Prophet Joseph Smith received and restoration of the Church, witnessed the power he had to translate and declared the truthfulness of the Church, which is anchored in Jesus Christ.
President Nelson presents new symbol to identify official gospel materials and events
The symbol is made up of a cornerstone containing the full and correct name of the Church as well as the living Christ standing under an arch to represent His resurrection
Green lights, flying shirts and a cappella at BYU-Idaho’s largest networking event
Standing behind the curtains, minutes from taking the stage, Damond Watkins, the first P2B speaker of the conference, asked if he should keep the bow tie.
PHOTO GALLERY: Power 2 Become
Looking back at Power 2 Become through Scroll photographers' lenses.
Power to Become returns tonight
Prepare for BYU-Idaho's biggest networking event happening Feb. 7.
Giving you the Power to Become
Power to Become takes networking to a whole new level with swag, alumni and a cappella performances.
Candlelit vigil for Kobe held at Porter Park
Over 150 people showed up to pay their respects to Kobe.
Extraordinary by Design: Alisha Stratton returns to BYU-Idaho
Meet Alisha, BYU-Idaho alumna and speaker at the upcoming Power to Become event.
Returning to Rexburg for P2B: Joshua Iverson
Meet one of the five speakers traveling back to Rexburg for the networking event, Power to Become.
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Police are still investigating the incident.
EDITORIAL: All caffeine, no campus — a deeper look at caffeine at BYU-Idaho
BYU-I's refusal to sell any caffeinated products does not match student consumer habits or current Church teachings — we at Scroll request a policy redaction.
Shoshone-Bannock Tribes contend with COVID-19
Twenty-one deaths due to COVID-19 have been reported from the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes in Fort Hall, Idaho.
Living with mental illness as a BYU-I student
Putting on a face to appear strong has become my new normal.