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Jon Schmidt: standing room only
The McKay Auditorium was packed as people gathered to hear the long-awaited Jon Schmidt and Steve Nelson perform on stage on...
Ned Williams to give David O. McKay lecture Thursday
Ned Williams will deliver the 2010 David O. McKay Lecture, “The Glory of God is Intelligence Ignited in the Beauteous Majesty...
Stop and Serve teams up with Blood Bank of Hawaii
More than 130 students participated in the Blood Bank of Hawaii’s blood drive on Jan. 26 and 27, donating 87 pints of blood...
English couple offers experience and advice
Elder and Sister Cook, both originally from Solihull, England, have really been looking forward to serving at BYU–Hawaii....
GCB addition creates studious atmosphere
The new addition to the General Classroom Building has given students a new location to meet, study, and prep for classes.
LOST: The Last Premiere
Fans descended on Waikiki Beach by the thousands Saturday, Jan. 29 to see the star-studded world premiere of the sixth and final...
Local residents pause at fall of local landmark hotel
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Local onlookers came and went in the early morning hours Monday, Jan. 25, to view the demolition of Laie Inn, first opened in...
Students, child fill LDS film roles
This past week the audio/visual department of the LDS Church came to campus looking for five individuals to star in a short film...
Hula festival is fun for all ages
Hula enthusiasts from around the world were able to experience the Moanikeala Festival at the Polynesian Cultural Center’s...
Citizens crowd Capitol to keep traditional mariage
An estimated 24,000 protestors gathered at the Hawaii State Capitol on Sunday, Jan. 17, voicing their opposition to HB 444, which...
Conan O'Brien splits with NBC and 'The Tonight Show'
Conan O’Brien has reached a $45 million deal to end his seven-month reign as NBC’s “The Tonight Show”...
The smell of curry in Kahuku
New Fijian Store opens in Kahuku.
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Triple feature of films starring BYUH students screened on campus
Last weekend, a unique form of entertainment was offered at BYU-Hawaii: Focus Films. Three short films starring BYUH students...
Sherlock Holmes: new film casts Hollywood splendor on classic novel
A new take on the portrayal of the classic “Sherlock Holmes” explores a more dynamic master detective, capable of...
New bookstore policy gives students more time to ‘shop around’ for textbooks
Sharyn Asuao, a manager at the BYU–Hawaii Bookstore, is no novice to the world of textbooks.
Obama delivers his first State of the Union Address
President adresses job loss, education, troop withdrawls, and other issues.
New senator may prove obstacle to healthcare reform
Massachusetts stunned the country by electing Republican Senator Scott Brown to take over Ted Kennedy’s Senate seat.
California ruling on gay marriage contested
Proposition 8, the piece of legislation that was passed in the state of California to specify marriage being between a man and...
Gridlock and grinding teeth on H-1
H-1 Freeway ranked #2 for worst commute in the U.S.
Opposition in all things
Students: Give voice to your opinions! This is no call for revolution, but a much-needed reminder that there is value in sharing...
Op-ed: Benefits of 2 semesters and 2 terms
It’s more than likely that you have already seen the fliers and the mailers or talked to the housing office, financial aid...
Computer hackers may have uncovered Global warming coverup
Recently, a Climate Reasearch Unit that was harboring a tremendous secret was infiltrated by computer hackers.
President Wheelwright: The man behind the title
An afternoon with President Wheelwright.
Student responds to recent Letter to the Editor
As most of us have read, recently there has been a letter published in the, “Ke Alaka’i” that has unintentionally...
Seasiders pick up two road wins against Chaminade
The men’s and women’s basketball teams picked up two wins against the men’s and women’s teams from Chaminade...
Players bond through ward-on-ward intramural events
The intramural program of BYU-Hawaii pits ward against ward, yet its purpose is to sow seeds of brother and sisterhood.
Split-second shot saves seasider win
A.J. Reilly scored the final shot with .1 second to spare, winning the game with an incredible final score of 89-88 over HPU Jan....
Men's tennis team hopeful for finals
The men’s tennis team hopes to live up to the expectations of coaches, history, and the community.
Lady Seasiders battle hard, fall short in end
The BYU-Hawaii women’s basketball dropped in the last game to Hawaii Pacific University 74-65 Jan. 23.
Haitian student shares personal dreams, earthquake insights
Natanael Ulien is BYU–Hawaii's only Haitian student.
BYU–Hawaii students discover humanity in Jerusalem
Last Fall semester I was accepted to go to BYU–Jerusalem Center along with 10 other current or former students from BYU–Hawaii,...
Boy raises over $300,000 for Haiti
A young lad by the name of Charlie Simpson caught the attention of the world when he decided to raise money for the children...
Ethiopians make historical journey to Ghana temple
A group of 13 members from the Addis Ababa Ethiopia District attended the temple for their first time early in the month of December....
Haiti: Search of hope & aid
Destruction surrounds the nation of Haiti as thousands leave behind deceased family and leveled homes in search of hope and aid....
