Acting, teaching, entertaining, modeling, coaching and being on the cover of one of Oahu’s most read weekly publications, Midweek Magazine, are regular occurrences, said BYU–Hawaii alumnus Cody Easterbrook.

BYUH students present their research at the 25th Pacific History Association Biennial Conference held in Australia

On a transnational tour, Hubner donated one new set of tires to a person in need in each of the 50 states. Now on another national tour to 19 states talking about a book she wrote on her experience, Hubner said she found joy and love in educating and serving others.

Six thousand acres of land in Laie was acquired by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for $14,000 in 1865. A part of that land became the Church College of Hawaii, presently known as Brigham Young University–Hawaii.

The following article was written as a final project for COMM 323.

Local students of the Taiwan Club celebrate the “Double Tenth Day,” or the National Day of the Republic of China, by the raising of the Taiwanese flag on Oct. 6 at the Little Circle. Jason Chang, a graphic design senior from Taiwan and President of the Taiwan Club, said, “Our club is celebrating the independence of our country and the pride we have for it.”

The BYU-Hawaii Human Rights Club met via Zoom for its opening event on Sept. 22. Club members shared their vision of spreading peace and awareness of basic human rights and hope to unite people and help them feel connected despite uncertain times.

In compliance with Hawaii’s social distancing rules, a small group gathered to see a new painting recently placed in the northeast foyer of the BYU–Hawaii Stake Center on June 11. The painting, “I am a Child of God” by artist Howard Lyon depicts the Savior surrounded by children of 28 various nationalities to signify the diverse love of the Savior to His children around the world and on the BYUH campus.

BYUH students share their experience of working with Project Alaska to create a safe haven in Alaska for Ukrainian parolees