It is fascinating that a church with such a deep tradition would come up with such a modern idea to help people in need, said Hawaii's Governor-elect Josh Green about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint's Giving Machines.

Professor, students share concerns about environmental and cultural issues

Tongan students share their journeys living far from their county and the importance of family

BYUH students make special memories by stargazing while contemplating their lives in Hawaii

BYUH students minoring in theater and film discuss their perspectives on a Korean dramas

BYUH ohana and local community members gather to taste the cuisine prepared by 38 diverse student clubs

Most people know Thanksgiving as the holiday of gratitude, where families can gather together and reconnect with one another, explained Dr. Kelli Mosteller, the Citizen Potawatomi Nation’s Cultural Heritage Center director on the Potawatomi Nation website. However, she said the Indigenous population of America does not view Thanksgiving as such. On the website, Mosteller said, “[Thanksgiving] just disregards (the centuries of brutality) against Native Americans and chooses to take this one tiny snapshot, and in the world of social media, it puts all the pretty filters on it so that it doesn’t look the way it truly did.”

International students celebrating Thanksgiving for the first time are grateful for good health and the gift of peace

A former editor and the TESOL program coordinator share the history and influence of the TESL Reporter as it ends saying it had a life well-lived