History of BYU-I
In 2001, Ricks College officially became this...
Brigham Young University-Idaho
This is the temple closet to the BYU-Idaho campus
Rexburg Idaho temple
Idaho is nicknamed this because of its famous crop
The Potato State
The Church was organized in this year...
1830
Oregon
This university president announced the transition from Ricks College to BYU-Idaho
President Gordon B. Hinckley
The first Latter-Day saint temple built outside the U.S
Cardston Alberta Temple
Idahos capitol moved several times before landing in this city....
Boise
This city became the early headquarters of the Church after Kirtland
Nauvoo
The mascot of BYU-Idaho athletics before they discontinued sports
The Vikings
The campus was originally built in what town?
Rexburg
The first temple dedicated in Idaho
Idaho Falls Idaho Temple
This river forms much of Idaho's western border
The Snake River
Joseph Smith translated most of the Book of Mormon using this object
A seer stone (Urim and Thummim)
The Book of Mormon prophet who hid the plates in the Hill Cumorah
Moroni
Before it became a four-year university Ricks was primarily known as this type of institution
A two-year junior college
The only temple currently under construction in Idaho
Teton River Idaho Temple
Idaho became a state in this year
1890
Which place in Missouri was designated as the "center place" of Zion
Independence, Missouri
Which fast food restaurant in Rexburg is famous for curly fries
Arby's
This was the original name of BYU-Idaho when it was founded in 1888
Bannock Stake Academy
President Nelson announced this many temples in October 2021
13
This massive volcanic feature is responsible for the geography of eastern idaho...
The yellowstone hotspot / snake river plain
The saints arrived in the Salt Lake Valley in this year
1847
On average, Rexburg ranks among the top U.S. cities for this type of weather
Coldest winter temperatures (snowiest)