| City of license | Rexburg, Idaho |
|---|---|
| Broadcast area | Southeastern Idaho |
| Branding | BYU-Idaho Radio |
| Format | College radio |
| Callsign meaning | Brigham Young Idaho |
| Owner | Brigham Young University-Idaho |
| Website | http://www.byui.edu/radio |
BYU-Idaho Radio originates from Brigham Young University-Idaho, in Rexburg, Idaho, USA, and comprises three stations:
BYU-Idaho Radio Online — Your Link to Campus: Found only online, this station is intended to provide listeners with a “BYU-Idaho experience,” no matter where they are in the world. Content includes devotional addresses, BYU-Idaho news and features, and student and alumni success stories.
BYU-Idaho Radio 91.5 FM (KBYR) — Always Inspirational: Listeners can tune in to this station in the Rexburg area, or can enjoy via a live stream. Uplifting music, along with other spiritual content, make this the destination for those looking to be inspired.
BYU-Idaho Radio 94.3 FM (KBYI) — The Music You Want, the News You Need: Available in Southeast Idaho and other outlying areas, this local station provides classical music, NPR and BBC news, and an array of news produced by BYU-Idaho students.
Content for the stations’ programs is derived, planned, and produced by BYU-Idaho students in an effort to provide them with real-world educational opportunities. Approximately 20 students work for BYU-Idaho Radio each semester, learning skills from audio engineering to live news production.
Listeners may tune in to BYU-Idaho Radio stations by listening live locally, joining a live stream, or by subscribing to downloadable podcasts.
BYU-Idaho is a four-year private university and is affiliated with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. BYU-Idaho offers both baccalaureate and associate degrees, integrated degrees and internships that are tailored to fit students’ interests, a year-round admission system allowing more students to attend, an extensive Student Activities program, and dynamic leadership experiences. It is the largest private university in Idaho, with an average of 14,000 students enrolled each semester.