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Iosepa's story

The Iosepa was named after several religious figures named Joseph
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At the helm of the Iosepa canoe

Captain Mark Ellis leads the Iosepa voyage to new horizons after almost a decade of the canoe’s inactivity
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Lessons from sailing the Iosepa

Three BYUH students say sailing with Iosepa has strengthened their faith, skills and bonds with others
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Tying together past and present generations

Hiki Mai E Nā Pua’s deeper meanings continually influences generations throughout BYUH and the community
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The joy of Filipinos unveiled

The 2024 World Happiness Report declares the Philippines as the second happiest country in Southeast Asia
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'Huki' canoe show returns to PCC

Polynesian Cultural Center's iconic floating canoe show gets updated
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Immersing yourself in the Book of Mormon

Church leaders and BYU–Hawaii students share their study methods and techniques in reading the Book of Mormon

Learning truth through gospel study

BYUH students share their perspectives on how reading the Book of Mormon changes lives

Learning wisdom in thy youth

The Book of Mormon has the power to transform lives, say Seminary and Institute teachers

Where the saints have walked

Students from Oceania and Asia learn first-hand about early Saints

At the crossroads of religion and politics

BYUH students share their thoughts about the democratic process and its relationship to religion as Election Day gets closer

A fright for fun

Two BYUH students share what keeps them watching horror movies

Becoming Christlike through political science

BYUH students and alumnae from the political science major share how politics can spread hope, love and peace

Golden State Warriors meet Rainbow State Seasiders

San Francisco’s Golden State Warriors hold their annual training camp on BYUH’s campus

Things you may not know about the translation of the Book of Mormon

Learn about unfamiliar events from the book "The Saints" leading to the translation of the Book of Mormon
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