BYU-Idaho Radio

Writing Ourselves: Essays on Creativity, Craft and Mormonism is a book of essays written and complied by Jack Harrell, a professor in the Department of English at BYU-Idaho.

Harrell said the essays are about his life, but also creativity and the creative process, and the connections between being a Mormon and being a creative person.

Listen to an update on the decision to choose an official flag for the city of Pocatello, Idaho.

BYU-Idaho's devotional speaker shared strong, personal testimony of Jesus Christ during the devotional on January 17, 2017.

Bonnie Moon, who teaches math at BYU-Idaho, shared her testimony of Jesus Christ in her BYU-Idaho Devotional talk.

Lindsay Christensen of Weston, Idaho, as named the Extreme Huntress 2017 on Jan. 6 at the Dallas Safari Club in Texas.

The peer-mentoring program at BYU-Idaho was designed to help new students get acclimated to the campus.

Kimball Benson, the peer-mentoring coordinator for Student Support, said the program started because the presidency of the university thought the best way to mentor students would be to have their peers mentor them.

Ed Kumferman, a professor in the Department of Languages and International Studies, has been called to serve as the mission president over the Ukraine Kiev Mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Rob Garrett, previously the Senior Officer of Strategy and Research at BYU-Idaho, as been appointed as the Vice President of Executive Strategy and Planning, a new department created due to the growth of the university.

Governor Butch Otter addressed the State of Idaho and presented the goals he has for the new year as well as coverage from the Close the Gap Organization.

Idaho Representatives Elaine Smith and Ron Nate spoke with us about what their working on and some of their expectations for this coming legislative session.