Michael Sherwin’s “Vanishing Points” art gallery digs up a sacred past
Top photo: The entrance of the Spori Art Gallery exhibiting Michael Sherwin’s “Vanishing Points” at BYU-Idaho. By Darby Rees REXBURG—Michael Sherwin, the photographer behind the “Vanishing Points” exhibit in the... Read More
Babette’s Feast now showing at BYU-I’s Black Box Theatre
By Thomas Malasky REXBURG — Brigham Young University-Idaho’s Theatre Department is bringing Babette’s Feast to the stage at the Snow Black Box Theatre, with performances running February 5–8 and 12–14... Read More
BYU-Idaho student entrepreneur could win up to $50,000 at Boise pitch competition
By Emily Miller REXBURG — Nick Hepworth has the mind of an entrepreneur. When he saw a service not yet being offered in the marketplace, he jumped in to fill... Read More
South Fremont graduate produces full-length album featuring school’s music groups
By Emily Miller Top photo: Olivia Grover, Bransen Kynoch, and Tyce Poulsen record their parts for a new album featuring musicians from South Fremont High School. The album can be... Read More
Looking at the Projects of Henrys Lake
By Everett Clark and Briana Tippetts Henrys Lake, situated on the north end of Island Park, is a hotspot for anglers in the area. It features a hatchery which stocks... Read More
The effects of social media on youth, and Jonathan Haidt’s ‘four simple norms’
By Emily Miller REXBURG — Years ago, author Jean Twenge, a professor of psychology at San Diego University, noticed some concerning trends in adolescent mental health, including an increase in... Read More
BYU-I International Cinema: An Opportunity to Understand Each Other
By Davide Dicarolo REXBURG — Brigham Young University-Idaho’s “International Cinema” continues Friday, May 31th at 7 p.m., at the Spori Building (035 Lecture Hall), with an original and inspiring Brazilian... Read More
BYU-Idaho student gives back to home country by building a school
By Emily Miller REXBURG — Growing up in the West African country of Sierra Leone, Raymond Steven didn’t have access to the same luxuries he now sees American kids enjoying.... Read More
New documentary on the Teton Dam Flood to premiere in Rexburg Monday
Originally published at EastIdahoNews.com By Emily Miller REXBURG — Homes torn from their foundations, floating down the street. Downtown buildings with water filling the basements and most of the main... Read More
Through BYU–Pathway, BYU–Idaho and Ensign College to Offer Three-year Degrees
From the BYU-Idaho News Desk REXBURG, Idaho— Beginning in April 2024, BYU–Idaho and Ensign College, with the support of BYU–Pathway Worldwide, will offer 90–96 credit degrees that will allow students to complete... Read More
