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BYU-Idaho Teams Win Big at Idaho Entrepreneurship Challenge

The Idaho Entrepreneurship challenge awarded the BYU-Idaho startup Doorstep $10,000 for first place in the technology category and FarmFed $2,500 for being the runner-up in agriculture category. The competition was the most competitive since its formation four years ago with more than 200 teams from around the state that applied. Only 24 teams were selected […]

Blister’s BBQ To Open 2nd Location In Local ‘99 Taurus Wagon

Rexburg, IDAHO - Responding to customers’ love of the experience of not being able to find a seat and enjoying lunch with someone you don’t know, Blister’s BBQ is opening a new, even smaller location in 2019. “We hear you and we care about what you want,” said Blake Winters, general manager of Blister’s. “We […]

10 Self-Care Tips For When The Semester Gets Stressful

Whether it’s midterms or finals, each semester has a way of getting stressful. Sometimes it can seem impossible to keep that stress under control. The following 10 tips can help you feel more in control amidst the chaos of classes and homework. Take time out of the day to RELAX This can be a tough […]

February 15, 2019

5 Winter Date Ideas Under $5

The dating scene among college students is one of the big things that makes up a lot of the college culture here in Rexburg. However, the problem is that sometimes dates can really take a toll on your wallet. Especially depending on how often you go out and what you do on the date. Compound […]

February 5, 2019

Tent camping in the Idaho outdoors

5 Tips On Packing For A Camping Trip

Camping trips can be a great way to spend some time outdoors and fraternize with nature and de-stress. However, it is important to make sure that you have all the appropriate camping gear and supplies for a smooth sail. Here are five tips to keep in mind while packing your bags for your next camping […]

February 4, 2019

Students & Faculty To Get Additional Parking On BYU-Idaho Campus

Thousands of students, thousands of cars. In a small town like Rexburg the number of parking spots are limited and this can cause a serious problem. As the student population in Rexburg has grown in recent years, so has the issue of where to park your car. The race to obtain a parking permit has […]

January 22, 2019

The ORC: Your First Stop on Your Adventure this Winter

Many students struggle when thinking of things to do during the bitterly cold Rexburg winters. Comments range from “I don’t what to do in such cold weather” to “I don’t own skis or a snowboard and I don’t want to spend a fortune renting them.” Cue the BYU-Idaho Outdoor Resource Center. The Outdoor Resource Center, […]

January 18, 2019

Rexburg Jaywalkers Get Barstool Sports Shout Out

Anyone who lives in Rexburg knows that jaywalking is nothing less than a victimless crime. With signs posted in several locations around town enforcing the $76.50 fine if caught jaywalking, most students try to use the crosswalks as much as possible. On occasion, students get caught jaywalking. However, on one particular night this past October […]

January 11, 2019

LaBelle Lake Ice Palace 2019

LaBelle Lake Ice Palace Perfect Winter Activity

"Unless you ski, snowboard, or ice fish, there is nothing to do in Rexburg during the winter months." This is a commonly spoken phrase here in eastern Idaho between December and March. However, we're here to tell you that it's just not true. Along with more winter activity articles coming soon, we'd first like to […]

January 8, 2019

TEDxRexburg Coming January 12th

TEDxRexburg will be holding its fifth annual event on Saturday, January 12, at 6 pm in the beautifully restored Romance Theater. TEDx events are not for profit, independently organized TED events that allow small towns like Rexburg to share their unique ideas. The purpose of a TED event is to give individuals an opportunity to […]

January 4, 2019

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