The Snow Building

The Eliza R. Snow Performing Arts Center, located in Rexburg, Idaho, serves as a vital hub for the cultural and academic activities of BYU-Idaho, providing a platform for artistic expression and community engagement. With a mission centered around faith and leadership, the center aims to enrich the educational experience of its students and foster a vibrant cultural atmosphere in the region. Offering various programs and events, the center reflects the institution's commitment to student development and involvement in the arts. Through its diverse offerings, the Eliza R. Snow Performing Arts Center enhances the overall experience for students and visitors, showcasing the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the Rexburg area. Generated from the website

The BYU-I Geology Museum houses small, but exceptional collections of minerals, rocks, and fossils. The crown-jewel of the museum is the Keith and Mauna Proctor Mineral Collection. This collection is extraordinary in its quality and beauty. It includes extensive specimens of many mineral varieties and forms, including a 30 cm (12 in) long, green tourmaline crystal. Throughout the hallways near the museum are other geological displays, including: a ¼ scale model of a nanotyrannus dinosaur, the Dr. Lowell Biddulph Collection of minerals, rocks, and fossils from the northwestern U.S., and departmental displays of Earth's evolution and history, and different examples of igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary rocks, and invertebrate fossils.

BYU-Idaho Scroll is a campus news organization that informs, inspires and entertains the BYU-Idaho campus community through daily, multimedia storytelling.