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With a $15 permit, students and community members can head into designated public lands to cut down their own Christmas tree. The permit is valid in the two closest zones to Madison County: the Targhee Zone and the Caribou Zone. The Targhee Zone includes the...
The BYU-Idaho Department of Home and Family will host a Hollywood-red-carpet-themed fashion show on Saturday, Dec. 13, at the Hart Auditorium. The Fashion Show is held every semester with a new theme, which is chosen by the student-run Fashion Show Committee and its...
Max and Melanie Clements have opened up their Treehouse Nursery for a Fall Fest in Rexburg for the eleventh consecutive year. The Fall Fest is open Monday through Friday from 4 -7 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. until Oct. 30. It is located at 3265 W 2000 N...
Date Night has been a BYU-Idaho campus tradition since President Alvin F. Meredith III introduced it in January 2024. Now, for the sixth semester in a row, The BYUI tradition of Date Night continues. Date Night will be held Tuesday, Sept. 23, starting in the BYU-Idaho...
For students who've felt like they were born in the wrong generation, this is their chance to turn back time. Electric Avenue, a 1980s tribute band, will perform in Rexburg on Saturday, May 31, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the John W. Hart Auditorium on the BYU-Idaho...
The Museum of Idaho will open its newest exhibit, "Mummies of the World," on May 31. "Mummies of the World" is one of the largest collections of mummies, including mummified humans and animals up to 4,500 years old, from South America, Europe and Africa, according to...
The Warriors outlasted the Bruins 3–2 to secure a dramatic five set victory in the BYU-Idaho Women’s Competitive Volleyball Championship Game on Nov. 22. The Bruins and Warriors proved equal components as they played all five sets because they were 2-2. In the first...
On Dec. 3, students participating in the professional presentation classes provided at BYU-Idaho came together for a night of learning. Armed with insightful topics and engaging delivery, students took the stage to share their final projects. With topics ranging from...
The Special Needs Talent Show, held on Nov. 13, on The Crossroads stage, warmed hearts with various performances. From graceful dance numbers to powerful vocal performances, the show was a testament to the abilities of all who performed. The unique talents on display...
The annual tree lighting ceremony on Nov. 21, at the Taylor Quad radiated the spirit of Christmas and inspired excitement for the upcoming holiday season. Music rang throughout campus as the event opened with the audience singing “Angels We Have Heard on High.” The...
The age-old debate amongst powder-head adrenaline junkies can be summed up in one question: Skier or snowboarder? No matter what carbon fiber catalyst propels adventurers down the mountain, there is one thing that skiers and snowboarders can agree on. This uniting...
Idaho: a rural state filled with potatoes, farmers and… mermaids. Mermaids have enchanted people for centuries. Old tales of flipping tails fill the pages of nearly every culture. But in recent years, these mysterious creatures of the sea have emerged globally—as both...
