Senior from Kiribati says his inspiration to study IT came from his dad, who is a BYUH alumnus and helps his community with his IT degree

An active shooter seeks refuge near Laie being chased by police on New Year’s Day

Jonathan Crisanto, a freshman majoring in information technology from Batangas City in the Philippines, said he does not have any plans yet. But he said he is prioritizing getting his second part-time job for this summer break. He explained his current job at the Polynesian Cultural Center night show only provides 19 hours while he needs to work for 40 hours during the summer.” I [am] hoping to get into the IT department,” said Crisanto and shared he completed IT certificates to qualify himself for the job.

Spending time with friends and doing self-care activities, students say, help them with homesickness during the holidays

Two sisters from Connecticut who are BYUH December 2023 graduates share insights into what they called a transformative college journey

BYUH students say living in Laie helps them learn to follow Christ and like the banyan tree, people grow together in unity

Memories, photos, spouses, flowers and shells are things students say they will take with them from Hawaii after graduating

Anaïs Fry, a freshman from Massachusetts majoring in social work, said she enjoys learning about important social issues such as supporting the LGBTQ+ community and the Black Lives Matter movement. She also said she feels more confident speaking openly about these topics with family and friends. “It helps me better understand them and how to be an advocate [and] stand up for people who are marginalized.”

From compliments to confidence, Claire Wetscott shares her unique approach to daily campus attire