Lawrence Laureano’s love of singing and teaching music has helped him and others find emotional support through the demands of life, he said. “I’ve had a profound understanding since I was a little boy that we are all connected and that’s the reason why I love choral music. We are connected in choir.”

BYUH student who struggled physically and mentally throughout her pregnancy says she wishes people would be more honest about issues pregnant women face

While speaking to BYU–Hawaii’s Mongolian students, the United States ambassador to Mongolia advised them to “Tell your stories.” Ambassador Richard Buangan said, “Right now, all Americans know of Mongolia is Genghis Khan, but there is a Mongolia of today and that story needs to be told.” Buangan is from California, graduated with a bachelor’s degree in political science and economics from Saint Edwards University in Austin, Texas. He speaks French, Spanish and Mandarin Chinese.

Through the difficulty of losing their father and the grief they felt after his passing, a brother and sister from the Philippines, now attending BYU-Hawaii, said they came to better understand Heavenly Father has helped them to survive and thrive just as he helped the plants continue to grow in their father’s garden back home.

Twenty-five peacebuilding students at BYUH presented their ideas for non-governmental organizations that could help people around the world

Community members hold a month-long celebration to strengthen bonds and remember local history, says Laie resident Verla Moore

A short film directed by a BYUH student starring Kap Te'o-Tafiti amasses international success

The habit of running provides physical and spiritual benefits for BYUH Religion Professor Bowen

The new Kahuku playing field is a blessing and relief for players, says Coach Carvallho