George S. Romney Bldg.

The George S. Romney Building houses BYU–Idaho's Physics and Chemistry departments, the College of Physical Sciences and Engineering, and campus planetarium, geology museum, and a seismology center.

The BYU–Idaho College of Physical Sciences and Engineering prepares students for careers in scientific/technical disciplines. The college does this by building testimonies of the restored gospel of Jesus Christ and encouraging living its principles, providing high-quality, experienced-based education at minimal cost for all students, utilizing appropriate modes of delivery, and preparing students with high ethical, moral, and professional standards, to be effective leaders in their employment, community, and family.

The BYU–Idaho Department of Physics strives to develop reasoning, mathematical, and communication skills within a rigorous academic program while maintaining the same student-oriented environment to prepare students for their chosen profession. Every class is specifically designed to develop those skills while teaching students the principles of physics.