Tag: History
No Greater Love: WWII in the Pacific Islands
The stories of five out of the eight alumni who died in the Pacific Theater.
BYU-I’s historian: Passion and family over premise
Braden Chancellor, a senior studying history, explains that history is not a dying art, but rather a profession that is to be recognized and respected.
Pioneer’s Book of Mormon survives the ages at McKay Library
A look at the rare 1830 first edition Book of Mormon is preserved at the David O. McKay Library.
Gone but not forgotten: The burning of a historic Rexburg homestead
The house stood for 109 years. It burned down in less than three hours.
No Greater Love: World War II pilots in the Pacific Theater
Three Ricks College alumni lost their lives as bomber pilots in the Pacific Theater.
History comes alive at the National History Honor Society
The National History Honor Society offers students a chance to connect with history in fun and engaging ways.
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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.
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.
Celebrate women’s history month
Women’s influence touches every sphere of human life.
The story of Idaho’s potato industry
Discover Idaho’s “spud-tacular” history and culture at the Blackfoot Potato Museum.