BYU–Hawaii's diverse campus is a perfect place to see the different ways Easter is celebrated in different ways around the world, shared Youngkwang Kwon.

BYU–Hawaii professors and student discuss their work and experience with conservation in the Cook Islands

Students work on a project at the campus greenhouse to fertilize the soil with worms

Pu’uhonua o Wai’anae is a vital refuge for the houseless on Oahu’s west coast

Foodland customers that re-enroll or enroll for the first time in the new Maika’i Foodland membership will receive a $5 thank you gift card to Foodland and save money on over 1,000 items at Foodland by being a member.

Yifen Beus, the David O. McKay lecturer, discusses a new approach to reading Pacific Island films in film studies

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.