Merritt Jewel
29 POSTS0 COMMENTS
The buzz behind Ward Hick’s bees
Within two minutes, Ward Hicks transformed from a public relations professor to your local beekeeper.
We’re all in this together
A letter to Scroll readers from the editor-in-chief.
Fish and Game remind Idaho to ‘bear aware’
Winter is over, and so is hibernation for about 20,000 Idaho bears.
Seven tips for surviving the testing center
With lines stretching from the testing center to the sky bridge, here are some good things to know about taking your Fall 2019 finals.
OPINION: Thanksgiving is a holiday too
Put away your holly and tinsel; it’s not time for Christmas yet.
Medicaid policy reversal still affects student’s decision
Despite the recent change in university's decision to re-accept Medicaid, some students still decided to not take classes next semester.
Haunting at the Rexburg Tabernacle
The Rexburg Tabernacle Orchestra played to the tune of a full house at their Halloween concert.
WATCH: Pushing HMMWV’s and carrying dummies: ROTC Ranger Challenge Day 3
"It was a lot of work, but I would do it again, hands-down."
ROTC Ranger Challenge starts with a bang
“No better friend, no worse enemy.”
Giant potato visits BYU-Idaho
A semitruck from the Idaho Potato Commission, holding the big potato, stopped by campus on their Idaho farming tour.
College Dean Edwin Sexton released from the Sixth Quorum of the Seventy
Edwin A. Sexton released from the Sixth Quorum of the Seventy as an Area Seventy.
Eleah Boyd’s conference journey
Eleah Boyd, an online student, prepares to attend conference in person from Texas.
TOP AUTHORS
Most Read
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.