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The power of a dream

Graduation speaker, Shareef Basan, says he accomplished what he once thought was impossible by chasing his dreams and helping others along the way
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Making the world a better place, one art piece at a time

BYUH visual art seniors say they hope their projects at the BFA Exhibition make a difference in the world
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Moving from PathwayConnect to BYU–Hawaii

BYUH students from Papua New Guinea share their transition from PathwayConnect to BYUH
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Culture Night 2024

Click the links to see the pictures and stories of each club that performed in Culture Night
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The happiest songs on earth

BYUH’s Studio Jazz Orchestra visits Maui to inspire joy
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Igniting family legacy

Masters of the Flame competition came to the Polynesian Cultural Center for employees on their own fireknife journeys

All things denote there is a God

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

Learning to love the temple

Students share their experiences with the temple endowment and how continued attendance increases their knowledge and faith

The superpower of the menstrual cycle

Explore the untapped emotional, physical and spiritual power of the female body’s natural hormone cycles

A new religion course teaches about the other half of the restoration story – the women

Rebekah Strain created a new religion course to teach about women’s contributions to the restoration and help them find their eternal potential.

BYU-Hawaii’s mission to build the kingdom of God

Emily Belle Freeman share her experiences during the annual Ohana Meeting

Distinguishing between the individuality of spirituality and unity of religion

Although the differences can be subtle, BYU–Hawaii faculty and students said there are important distinctions between religion and spirituality, and said the two depend on each other for someone to be fulfilled.

Country highlight: BYUH students say differences in religion don’t stop India from being a united country

Shahil Kumar Mungamuri said although India is a vast and diverse country, the differences in culture, food, language and tradition add to its unification.

Celebrating pioneers with the youth in Laie and Kaneohe

The Laie and Kaneohe Hawaii stakes organize a five-day event to share the stories of pioneers from the Pacific Island, Laie and the early church with youth as well as provide opportunities for strengthening testimonies

Expanding love for humanity through literature

Professors and students say literature provides an escape from life and teaches them compassion