From its beginngings as Bannock Stake Academy in 1888, and through subsequent changes through the years, BYU-Idaho holds a rich historical tradition of creating educational opportunities. From its early efforts to train students in the Upper Snake River Plain it now provides instruction to indivduals from around the world.
Explore the written histories and collections that tell the story of the university.
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In the Spirit of Ricks, David Crowder describes the first 110 years of the college’s history. Detailing the founding, struggles, and growth, the book tells the story of how the college grew to become what it is today. Crowder tells this history through thirteen administrations, from Jacob Spori in 1888 to Steven Bennion in 1997.
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Read brief biographies and historical information about past principals and presidents of the various iterations of Brigham Young University-Idaho. Included with the bios are links to publications by and about the various presidents and their respective spouses, as well as other pieces of information about the president and administration.
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