Category: Features
The Road Less Travelled By: Retired art professor opens exhibit
Gerald Griffin’s retrospective exhibit will display four decades of his artwork.
Rexburg welcomes a new way to feel
The Yoga Studio prepares for its grand opening on Saturday — the community can look forward to prizes and deals.
No Greater Love: Ricks College Pilots in World War II Europe
This article is the third in a series honoring Ricks College and BYU-Idaho alumni who made the ultimate sacrifice in the service of their country.
Former evangelical turned Latter-day Saint urges members to “shout the gospel from the housetops”
After nearly five decades of searching for the true church, David Alexander is now on a mission to tell everyone about it.
7 weeks at FSY
FSY gives youth and young adults the chance to make friends and strengthen their testimonies of Jesus Christ.
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...
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BYU-I’s Ruffatti organ
In 1940, the Ruffatti brothers of Padua, Italy set out to create the world’s finest organs. They...
‘It’s really for everyone’: Sugar City native shares his love of boxing
Chris Nanney was introduced to boxing at age 16 with prior experience in Brazilian Jiujitsu and Mixed Martial Arts.
The murderer that rocked Rexburg: Lori Vallow Daybell
Lori Vallow Daybell, a mother found guilty of murdering her children and conspiring to murder her...
BYU-I’s historian: Passion and family over premise
“It’s important that history is recognized as being important,” said Braden Chancellor, a senior...
The journey of 11 men that became the start of Rexburg, Idaho
Rexburg, Idaho is best known as a college town of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints....