Category: Campus
The Iron Acorn printing press at BYU-I
With today’s technology, one can print thousands of copies of a book in a single day. Proofreading is simple — the computer does most of the work. It’s not hard to be a published author. None of this was the case, however, in...
BYU-I’s Ruffatti organ
In 1940, the Ruffatti brothers of Padua, Italy set out to create the world’s finest organs. They constructed every possible component by hand, including the pipes and the woodworking. One of their organs resides on the BYU-Idaho...
Education Week opens at BYU-I
This article was co-written by Brogan Houston and Mario Miguel. The first day of Education Week at BYU-Idaho saw two keynote speeches and 104 classes. While Scroll could not send reporters to nearly every event, here’s an...
BYU-I Education Week to happen this weekend
Starting Thursday, July 27, BYU-Idaho will hold its Education Week on campus. The event will go until Saturday, July 29. Education Week is a three-day event full of learning and fun. Keynote speakers will share their personal...
‘Believing is seeing’: Elder Bednar gives BYU-I graduates advice at Commencement
In his final commencement speech as president of BYU-Idaho, President Henry J. Eyring admonished graduating students to trust in Heavenly Father’s plan. “Heavenly Father knows each of us perfectly,” President Eyring said. “And...
3 Little-known facts about the Ricks Gardens
Opening in 1977, the Thomas E. Ricks Horticulture Demonstration Gardens were used for presentation and practice for Applied Plant Science and Horticulture students, but slowly became a focal point of campus. There are now...
I-Talk: Students showcase public speaking skills during end-of-semester event
Public speaking students were provided with a platform to exhibit their skills and knowledge gained from the semester by delivering presentations on subjects they personally selected. This opportunity, known...
BYU-I family history class brings students closer to ancestors
At BYU-Idaho, students are required to take religion classes in order to graduate. There are several classes available for students to take, including Family History. On Wednesday, July 12, students who were taking Family...
BYU-I students conduct cancer research with zebrafish
What do zebrafish and cancer have in common? This sounds like the beginning of a disrespectful joke, but the Zebrafish Lab on the BYU-Idaho campus takes this question seriously. Caleb Bailey, a biology professor at BYU-I, leads...
Upcoming: Impressionism student fashion show
On Saturday, July 15 at 6 p.m., the BYU-Idaho amphitheater will host the student fashion show. Tickets are $5 and can be purchased online or at the door. There’s a limited amount of tickets, and they’ve sold out in the past. A...
Spartans win competitive football championship
The Spartans dominated the Hawks in the BYU-Idaho competitive football championship June 29. The Spartans warming up ahead of Thursday’s game. Video credit: Dallin Jenkins. The Hawks came onto the field more energized than the...