BYUH students share their Lunar New Year traditions by collaborating with multiple clubs and inviting students from all cultures to attend

Starting the New Year off in Thailand includes a water fight to cleanse the neighborhood, BYUH students say, while in Kiribati they dance to bring good fortune

The Office of Honor is working to better implement the Honor Code, says officials, and address student’s concerns

Students from the Thailand and Malaysia Clubs collaborated to celebrate the Songkran Festival that includes a giant water fight

Discover the cherished nature spots that hold a special place in the hearts of BYUH students, offering tranquility, beauty and cherished memories

Three native Hawaiian surfers embrace their surfing heritage and legacy

BYU–Hawaii students shared how different places in Laie have become personal retreats for their mental well-being and places where they seek peace. Helaman Kennach, a senior from Washington majoring in Pacific Island Studies, said he seeks solace in the temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He said he is able to confront life’s challenges by drawing strength and hope from the Lord’s presence. “I love to be in the Laie Hawaii Temple because it’s a place where I can enter the Lord’s presence and find the strength and hope to face my trials,” he said.

The world denotes there is a God, and BYUH Religion professors share their insights into the Creation of the earth and the immensity of space

Liana Au, an actress in “Once on This Island,” says she put life into her performance through diligent preparation