I-Comm is the home of the Scroll, I~News and the Agency. “It [I-Comm] is a student-managed program modeled after industry practices common in advertising, public relations, videography, web development, photography, graphic design and journalism companies,” according to www.byuicomm.net.

The I-Comm website has two focuses: the agency program and the journalism program.
The agency program covers advertising, public relations, and design aspects of the communications field.

The journalism program includes Scroll, I~News and video productions. The agency and both journalism programs deal with real clients.

 “The website is a place for students to showcase their work. It is a place for alumni and future employers to see what students are working on and what is going on at BYU-Idaho,” said Brother John Thompson, the I-Comm general manager. The I-Comm website is used to help promote the work that students do.

I-Comm also provides a place for BYU-Idaho students to access information. With the Scroll newspaper, and the I~News program,  students can access news about BYU-Idaho online. I~News is an online newscast that is made by BYU-I students. It comes out weekly and is available on byuicomm.net. There are Spanish newscasts, as well as English newscasts.

Latter-day Profiles, a show on BYUtv, is also featured online at www.byuicomm.net. Latter-day Profiles is “produced by BYU-I, this series features interviews and spotlights on prominent members of the LDS community. Including BYU-Idaho president, Kim B. Clark, author Jack Weyland and many more,” according
to www.byutv.org.