Scroll is inviting Brigham Young University-Idaho students to share their perspectives in an upcoming episode of Viking Voices. The student discussion series, which focuses on respectful conversations surrounding political, cultural and popular issues, is preparing...
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How to get your life together (gently): 5 wellness habits that actually help
Life is already chaotic. College life? Chaos with a syllabus. Yes, this is “the best time of your life.” It’s also the most budget-stretching, sleep-deprived and schedule-juggling era you’ve experienced so far. The good news? Getting your life together doesn’t mean a...
New housing development planned near BYUI as enrollment rises
Increased enrollment at Brigham Young University–Idaho is driving new student housing development near campus as the city works to meet growing demand. City planners will remove homes near West First South and South First West to make way for higher-density housing...
BYUI students share stereotypes in their majors
On Nov. 5, BYU-Idaho Advising posted an Instagram video of students guessing someone’s major just based on their looks. Every person guessed the wrong major. It’s sometimes entertaining to see someone wearing a plaid button-down, short-sleeved shirt with high-waisted...
How higher education impacts freshmen mental health
As the fall semester progresses at Brigham Young University-Idaho, many students are adjusting to the stress of college life, especially freshmen, who often feel more overwhelmed as they learn the ropes. Juliana Carr, a freshman at BYU-Idaho, described how her mental...
BYUI students reminisce about President Nelson
The lights dimmed, and a wave of reverence rolled through the BYU-Idaho Center as the casket was brought out on the live broadcast from Salt Lake City, holding the recently passed President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. President Russell Marion...
BYUI reactions to the Michigan church shooting
Tragedy struck in Grand Blanc, Michigan, on Sunday, Sept. 28. During a church service at the local Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, a gunman drove a pickup truck into the building and opened fire on the congregation. The shooter was killed in a...
Music professors at BYU-Idaho offer music lessons to students
BYU-Idaho's music professors offer music lessons to students outside the music department. For $200, these lessons consist of a 10-week course with 30-minute sessions, and students can choose what music specialty they would like to learn. Students can take music...
Again: The heart and soul of BYUI basketball intramurals
The BYU-Idaho intramural basketball team, Again, had a season filled with both highs and lows, ultimately ending with a quarter-final loss. Despite the defeat, the team members were left with lasting memories and a deep sense of camaraderie. Their journey through the...
More than a game: How coaching an intramurals team turned into family
Coaching for a women's intramural team can be very competitive. For some coaches, the goal is to win the finals, and maybe that is how this coach started, but it is definitely not how he ended the season. Kasden Grasse was the head coach for the Knights...
The Yarn enables students to share stories
Tuesday night, students from COMM 111 shared stories at the YARN. The stories painted a vibrant picture of the lives of the students. Some of them were framed in a more humorous light, while others were framed to be serious and shared genuine trials the students face....
Classical comeback! Student recital showcases musical talents
Ludwig Van Beethoven, the late 1700s classical musician once said, “Music is a higher revelation than all wisdom and philosophy.” On Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Ruth H. Barrus concert hall, a recital aims to bring “beautiful and exciting classical music,” said...













