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For the first time in over a decade, an IBC company is open for business in the Crossroads. The IBC company, Turista, sells bowls of rice, meat and other toppings. “We are opening a restaurant that serves bowls with international flavors,” said Junior Tovar, a senior...
The mascots are about to fight. This Wednesday, the IBC companies will be hosting an event featuring three of the IBC mascots; the polar bear from Polar Bitez, the chicken from The Rolling Doughs and the hot dog from Big Dog Co. The event will be held in the John...
The mascots are about to fight. This Wednesday, the IBC companies will be hosting an event featuring three of the IBC mascots; the polar bear from Polar Bitez, the chicken from The Rolling Doughs and the hot dog from Big Dog Co. The event will be held in the John...
The Integrated Business Core businesses are open on BYU-Idaho campus. Selling everything from snacks to meals to jewelry and even fragrances. IBC consists of multiple student-run companies ready to sell to you. Here’s what you need to know about each of the nine IBC...
Ever wondered what happens to old climbing ropes after they retire from the cliffs? Re-Roped, an IBC company open in the John W. Hart Building, sells unique accessories made of used climbing rope. McKenna Gibbens, a junior studying general business and chief...
Bags of popcorn. Photo Credit: Seth Egan Flavors like apple cinnamon, caramel and pumpkin spice are sold at their store. They sell small bags for about $3.50 or $4 depending on the flavor ordered, and they sell bigger bags for $15 or $16, which also depends on the...
Hali’A Pearls is an IBC company that sells authentic and custom-made pearl jewelry in the BYU-Idaho Center breezeway Monday through Friday from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The company’s mission aims to tie a unique memory to the jewelry they sell. “Hali’A, that is the...
After intense brainstorming sessions, team bonding and a labor of love, the IBC company Reclaimed was born. Reclaimed sells handcrafted rings, necklaces and tie bars made from vintage or modern porcelain plates. The company hopes to expand products to bolo ties,...
The IBC companies are now open for business on BYU-Idaho’s campus. Among these is The Pitt. Open 7-10 p.m. in the Hyrum Manwaring Student Center, The Pitt sells barbecue sliders along with other Southern foods. Warren Downing, a junior studying business management who...
The new IBC company Lil’ Spuds is here to change the snacking game at BYU-Idaho. The Lil’ Spuds stand is in the Science and Technology Center Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. There they sell all of their chip flavors, the original costing $2.50 and the...
Day Tripper Protein, an IBC company, sells several protein-filled snacks made of basic ingredients. "You don't have to go out, and buy that and make it yourself. It's nice and convenient on campus," said Emma Gardiner, a senior studying apparel entrepreneurship.Day...
The smell of hot fries hangs in the air as the time runs down. The air fryer beeps three times, and the fries are ready for the toppings. Nacho cheese, bacon and onions are only a few of the offered toppings that students can choose from to load their fries with.Spud...
