President's Report
As a new semester began, President Alvin F. Meredith III and Sister Jennifer E. Meredith stood before a packed BYU-Idaho Center and delivered a message woven with history and hope.
As a new semester began, President Alvin F. Meredith III and Sister Jennifer E. Meredith stood before a packed BYU-Idaho Center and delivered a message woven with history and hope.
I remember the exact spot on campus where I felt it,” she said. “The Spirit whispered, ‘You need to be here.’
Small discipleship and quiet obedience has had a profound impact at BYU-Idaho.
When Caleb filled out his college applications, one small decision changed everything.
Three seemingly impossible events led Janessa Bingham back to Rexburg, discovering how trusting God can lead to surprising answers.
For Addy, BYU-Idaho has become much more than just a place to study. It’s a sanctuary where she feels the presence of God in her daily life.
“Even though I didn’t know much about the University, I felt a great sense of peace whenever I pictured myself attending,” Merrill reflects. “I knew that’s where God wanted me to be.”
Guided by faith and a heart for service, Kevin and Leslie Twitchell have dedicated their lives to helping BYU-Idaho students thrive, leaving a lasting legacy of generosity and commitment that is impacting people around the world.
Reagan followed promptings from the Holy Ghost that led her to attend BYU-Idaho. “I was nervous to come to such a small town, but the size of Rexburg is like its superpower.”
Trinity Winert took a bold leap, leaving her hometown in South Carolina to pursue her undergraduate studies in Rexburg, Idaho, with dreams of eventually attending nursing school.
Michael’s education at BYU-Idaho taught him lifelong skills of being a learner in all aspects of his life.
BYU-Idaho provided Corinne the opportunity to get her education while juggling her career and busting extracurricular schedule.
The Packers embody the idea that one need not possess immense wealth to make a difference; it is the willingness to sacrifice and the desire to help that matter.
President Meredith’s inauguration marked a significant moment in the school’s history, reaffirming the university’s commitment to its distinctive mission and the enduring legacy of “the Spirit of Ricks.”
The mission of BYU-Idaho is “to develop disciples of Jesus Christ who lead in their homes, the Church, and their communities.”
“I hope others know how much I appreciate this school,” he says. “It has totally changed my trajectory in life."
“I love applying my design skills to the real world—seeing how neat everything turns out and drawing 3D art on paper,” Schurger shares.
“Barlow didn’t know BYU-Idaho even existed until her junior year of high school, but she felt prompted to apply. “It’s such a special place. I’m really grateful for it.”
What do the following places have in common: Declo, Idaho; Rexburg, Idaho; Orem, Utah; Provo, Utah; Soda Springs, Idaho; Rawlins, Wyoming; Gillette, Wyoming; Richland, Washington; Orlando, Florida; and Meridian, Idaho?
On October 27, 2022, BYU-Idaho dedicated three buildings: the Engineering Technology Center (ETC), the Visual Arts Studio (VAS), and the University Village Community Center.
Lewis Garner’s dream job is to be a university music professor, specifically teaching the cello.
What happens when the parents of five children both realize their education is insufficient? Can they drop everything and go back to school?
Ever wonder what happened to the money you gave to BYU-Idaho? We think it was money well spent, but don't take our word for it. Watch and see.
A special type of charitable gift called a planned gift can pass along tax benefits and values to your heirs.
May is a natural leader. Her work ethic and values landed her a key job at a prestigious digital media company.
President Clark shares how BYU-Idaho prepares students to become disciple leaders in their homes, at church, and throughout the world. He invites you to join in blessing the lives of students.
Ashley Smith got a clear vision of what she was going to do in her life at BYU-Idaho. Her scholarship helped turn her illustration training into a creative and viable business.