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Preparing to feed the world
Five miles outside campus, students spend their days out of their desks and in the barn.
The Women in Business Society shows that success can look like a woman
The society provides opportunities to gain vital skills and improve confidence.
On speaking terms: Five ways to communicate empathetically
"Everyone wants to feel listened to and cared for."
From Rexburg to the Smithsonian Institute and back
Gahn's research focuses on crinoids, a type of marine animal.
Devotional Preview: Guided by God
Learn about how to abide by a higher plan at devotional on Tuesday, Feb. 25.
Outdoor Nation Society prepares for Native Instruments Workshop
Outdoor Nation Society members get ready to help students make their own didgeridoo and Paiute drums.
CEO of investment farms to speak at forum
A University forum on Feb. 20, titled "Learning From Science, Learning From Faith," aims to help students learn from the real-world experience of Don Sleight.
Internship missionaries help students improve their cover letters and confidence
The missionaries present a resource that can connect students to jobs across the country.
College of Visual and Performing Arts
If you rock out to the trombone, doodle all over your notebooks or pirouette your way to the shower, this could be the college for you.
Emotional support dog eases the burdens of college life
Laura Weaver gains greater connection through her Australian Sheperd.
Consecrate thy performance: Fusing theatre with religious values
“It’s shown me that I can create good art and have good experiences without pushing my standards."
Devotional Preview: Speaking about the Spirit, with the Spirit
“We talk about the Spirit, we feel the Spirit, but do we understand how we can receive direction in our personal lives?”
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BYU-I professors to publish book on mental health support in the classroom
BYU-Idaho professors seek to support students by publishing a book about improving mental health and education in the classroom.
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Some suggestions from a BYU-Idaho student to improve the parking pass system.