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The mechanical engineering department has two 3D printers available for students to make 3D prints.AG Days is a great opportunity for BYU-Idaho students and community to come get a hands on educational experience with agriculture.Behind the scenes of devotional: In the AV Camera Control room students run five mounted cameras in the BYU-I Center auditorium.Food Science Lab in the new Science and Technology Building.Aerial photos of BYU-Idaho by Michael Lewis. (Helicopter pilot Richard Smith)Construction continues on the new Science and Technology Building. The installation of the iron work provides the neccesary structure for additional floors.Caryn Esplin Faculty MentorStudents make their way from the Taylor Quad to the I-Center to attend Devotional.Students attend the first devotional of Spring Semester.President Gilbert welcomes students to devotional.Students working together in the Fluid Mechanics course.Spring Semester 2015 Graduation.Graduates of the College of Agriculture and LIfe Sciences receive their diplomas.The new Heating Plant at BYU-Idaho is more environmentally friendly and also has the ability produce enough electricity to sell back to the grid which will help pay for the facility.Information Technology server room in the Spencer W. Kimball Building.Kevin Price, the new HR director with Allison Cortez.The process of coming up with devotional speakers starts with Lexi Beattie.Manufacturing Processes LabA couple of students from Brigham Young University-Idaho climb the tallest mountain in Idaho: Mount Borah.Looking out my bedroom apartment window, students walk across the street to Zeek's Famous Pie Shakes as the sun goes down behind the thick clouds.