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Family Values of America group peacefully protested Pride event
Rexburg locals held signs denoting traditional family values across the street from Saturday's Pride event.
Column: Line upon line — How continuing revelation prepared the Church for the pandemic
Sometimes miracles pass by unnoticed, but recent calamities have underscored the blessings and preparations of the Latter-day Church.
Rexburg Airport hosting airshow this weekend
The Rexburg airport will have a free air show event June 19.
Breaking news: Kyler Miskin, Rexburg drive-by shooter, sentenced to 5-year incarceration
Kyler Miskin appeared before Judge Boyce who sentenced him according to the felony crime of a Rexburg drive-by shooting in 2020.
Nature calls: How C.J. Adams went from a daydreaming tourist to a Teton Park ranger
Fourteen-year-old Christopher Adams became enthralled with the Tetons, leading his career toward becoming a National Park Service ranger.
Scroll then and now: The evolution of journalism in the eyes of a Scroll alumna
During her recent visit to Rexburg, Scroll alumna Carol Rice explained how journalism has changed since her schooling days.
BYU-I students and faculty receive Idaho Press Club awards for journalism
Five Scroll members and two professors were recently ranked as winners of IPC awards in specific journalistic categories.
3D printing: Where imagination comes to life
Learn about the 3D printers available to all on-campus students.
A day in the life of a nursing student
Students in scrubs standout in dress and in experience as they participate in real-world simulations at BYU-Idaho.
EDITORIAL: Constructive journalism is essential
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In a world where news is often full of negativity, positive news reporting could have great benefits on physical health and hope in humanity.
Saturday afternoon session impressions from the 191st Annual General Conference
Some of the impactful quotes for the Saturday afternoon session of general conference.
COLUMN: Lesson from the legless man
The lesson I learned from a man with no legs has forever changed my perspective on gratitude.
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BREAKING NEWS: Field by Towers I parking lot catches on fire
Police are still investigating the incident.
EDITORIAL: All caffeine, no campus — a deeper look at caffeine at BYU-Idaho
BYU-I's refusal to sell any caffeinated products does not match student consumer habits or current Church teachings — we at Scroll request a policy redaction.
Shoshone-Bannock Tribes contend with COVID-19
Twenty-one deaths due to COVID-19 have been reported from the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes in Fort Hall, Idaho.
Living with mental illness as a BYU-I student
Putting on a face to appear strong has become my new normal.