More than spare change: Tapiwa Mashaya’s currency collection
Bills from more than 50 countries hang neatly on a whiteboard in front of Tapiwa Mashaya’s workspace...
Controlled burn becomes wildfire near Rexburg; deputies assist response
A controlled burn turned into an active wildfire Thursday near Rexburg after crossing into Madison County,...
‘Joybaiters’ bring positivity to General Conference amid protests
The small group shouts compliments instead of complaints. Joybaiters, they call themselves....
BYU-Idaho’s Student Choir sings for global audience at General Conference
The Student Choir had the opportunity to sing for the Saturday Afternoon Session of General Conference....
Police increase security ahead of General Conference in Salt Lake City
Increased security measures in Salt Lake City for General Conference...
Third ‘No Kings’ Protest held in Rexburg
A “No Kings” protest took place Saturday, March 28, at Porter Park in Rexburg...
President Meredith emphasizes graduation rates and embracing AI at BYUI
BYU-Idaho continues its academic restructuring, with leaders optimistic about the changes ahead....
BYUI Astronomical Society hosts stargazing event at Sand Dunes
The BYU-Idaho Astronomical Society hosting a stargazing event Saturday, March 21, at 8:30 p.m....
Plunging marriage rates reshape BYU–Idaho demographics and campus culture
Just one in five on-campus students is married, a shift for a campus known for its young married population....
BYUI Cultural Night to showcase campus diversity March 14
Students at Brigham Young University–Idaho will celebrate global cultures at Cultural Night on March 14....
Service Dudes expands from Arizona roots to build Christ-centered service at BYUI
Student-led initiative helps volunteers find simple, meaningful ways to serve in Rexburg...
Below-average snowpack affects Idaho winter recreation
Winter at BYU-Idaho usually means slush and ski runs, but low 2026 snowpack has students rethinking winter....
New housing development planned near BYUI as enrollment rises
New housing for students will be built near West First South and Tropical Smoothie...
BYUI merges departments, reallocates programs and changes college names
BYUI implemented a series of academic restructuring changes this month across campus....
Madison County voter turnout remains low, but new data shows growth
Following the latest local election, data from Vote Idaho revealed a continuing trend: Madison County residents vote at significantly lower rates than the Idaho...
BYUI launches new Academic AI Center to support students
Brigham Young University–Idaho has introduced a new Academic AI Center this semester, giving students a dedicated space to learn how to use artificial intelligence...
Sneak peek into Cultural Night
The Fall 2025 Cultural Night will be held Saturday, Nov. 15, in the Hart Gymnasium at BYU–Idaho. The event begins at 8 p.m....
TAM to host book signing event with Idaho author
The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho (TAM) will host award-winning Idaho author Patti Sherlock for a book signing and discussion of her new middle-grade novel, "The Nectar...
#whyBYUI : Four professors share their stories
At BYU–Idaho, professors teach more than formulas, facts and theories: they teach with purpose. As part of the #WhyBYU-I series, four professors shared how they...
Community rallies to help alleviate food insecurity during government shutdown
Idaho businesses and community members are helping families losing access to SNAP benefits....
Government shutdown affects Madison County residents with SNAP and other federal assistance programs
Starting Saturday, 130,900 people in Idaho will not be receiving their SNAP benefits due to the ongoing government shutdown....
Neutral Zone Ice Rink opens in Rexburg under public-private partnership
The Neutral Zone, a new indoor ice rink and entertainment venue, has opened at Riverside Park following a public-private partnership with the city....
BYUI exhibits new research at Bat Night
Local families, visiting tourists and eastern Idaho naturalists gathered at Harriman State Park on Sept. 20 for the last Bat Night of the year — an educational...
Michigan Latter-day Saint church shooting and fire leaves 1 dead, 9 injured
Worship services turned tragic Sunday morning when a man drove into a meetinghouse of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, opened fire on congregants...
Vigil honors life of BYUI student Bradley Beaver after tragic passing
Friends gathered at The Gates to honor the life of Bradley Thomas Beaver, who passed away in a car accident....
Annie Gubler: Through the lens of psychology
How one BYU-Idaho student uses psychology and photography to advocate for mental health and inspire healing....
How international students celebrate Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving means turkey, family and gratitude for most BYU-Idaho students — but what about international students far from home?...
Blush Show Photo Gallery
Down below the city of Rexburg sits Venue 101, a basement transformed to create home for waves of music and entertainment. With colors bouncing around the room,...
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Chillfest returns to BYUI with new activities and stress-relief resources
As finals approach and stress levels rise, BYU-Idaho students have a chance to de-stress and recharge at Chillfest....
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Jackson Mountain Resort aims to beat previous record for ‘Ski in Jeans Day” attendance
Skiers and snowboarders are invited to don their denim and join the fun during the second annual “Ski in Jeans” weekend this December as the resort attempts...
