The world denotes there is a God, and BYUH Religion professors share their insights into the Creation of the earth and the immensity of space

Incoming freshmen to BYU-Hawaii say despite feeling overwhelmed by their new lifestyles, they feel there is great support and opportunity for them in Laie. They said they love the friendliness of the people and faculty they have met, the beauty of the campus, and the opportunity to try new things.

The song “Rich Girl” is a “shout out to all the people I love—my friends and family—who make my life rich,” said Kyla Greening, a singer from Hamilton, New Zealand, and former BYU–Hawaii student. She said the song is meant to remind people that what they’re looking for has been there for them all along.

A balanced diet includes eating foods that are as close to their natural state as possible and eating in moderation, says a BYUH science professor

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

Christmas food in Asia

Community member shares her passion for sustainable artistry

Mongolian students who were part of the SION choir band that reached the semifinal of “Mongolia’s Got Talent” said the experience helped them grow as individuals. Members of the choir said their time on the show provided a way to share the gospel through their music.

The April 2021 General Conference held messages of spiritual revival, to look to Christ for strength and confirmation of gospel principles, said members of the BYU–Hawaii ohana.