Category: Campus
The Road Less Travelled By: Retired art professor opens exhibit
Gerald Griffin’s retrospective exhibit will display four decades of his artwork.
BYU-I says goodbye to summer
The summer session only lasted six weeks, but BYU-Idaho used the time to improve campus and test a new freshman-focused program.
What is Labor Day at BYU-I?
On Monday nearly all of BYU-Idaho campus will be closed due to Labor Day.
The history of BYU-I’s presidents
With the addition of President Alvin F. Meredith, 18 men have served at the head of BYU-Idaho.
The Iron Acorn printing press at BYU-I
With today’s technology, one can print thousands of copies of a book in a single day. Proofreading...
BYU-I’s Ruffatti organ
In 1940, the Ruffatti brothers of Padua, Italy set out to create the world’s finest organs. They...
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Education Week opens at BYU-I
This article was co-written by Brogan Houston and Mario Miguel. The first day of Education Week at...
BYU-I Education Week to happen this weekend
Starting Thursday, July 27, BYU-Idaho will hold its Education Week on campus. The event will go...
‘Believing is seeing’: Elder Bednar gives BYU-I graduates advice at Commencement
In his final commencement speech as president of BYU-Idaho, President Henry J. Eyring admonished...
3 Little-known facts about the Ricks Gardens
Opening in 1977, the Thomas E. Ricks Horticulture Demonstration Gardens were used for presentation...
I-Talk: Students showcase public speaking skills during end-of-semester event
Public speaking students were provided with a platform to exhibit their skills and knowledge...