BYUH hosts a night focusing on success and fun dating on same night as other Church universities

Indian baby shower emphasizes the significance of motherhood and the mother and child bond, says BYUH student

Junior Chenoa Francis said she felt “genuinely seen” when President Dallin H. Oaks of the First Presidency called Black lives matter an “eternal truth” that should be universally accepted. Oaks made the statement on Oct. 27, 2020, at a devotional at BYU in Provo. The following year, in 2021, the celebration of the emancipation, or freedom, of slaves in the United States, a day known as “Juneteenth,” became a federal holiday, which Francis added also helped her to feel seen.

Students share their experiences with the temple endowment and how continued attendance increases their knowledge and faith

AP News described the first presidential debate between candidates Joe Biden and Donald Trump as an event filled with “bitter taunts and near chaos.” BYU–Hawaii students said it was more contentious than they expected but humorous.

English professor illustrates how everyday decisions can add up to great things – or not – by sharing stories of her ancestors and from her own life

BYUH students share how they express themselves, their fashions and their cultures through their hair

Starting mid-October every year, the BYU–Hawaii Facilities Management department starts the months-long process of decorating the campus in time for Christmas, explained Curt Christiansen, project manager, capital assets and key assets coordinator for BYUH.

At the close of the October 2020 general conference, President Russell M. Nelson announced a new temple to be built in Kiribati. BYU–Hawaii students from Kiribati and those who served there described the announcement as an answer to prayers.