Community member shares her passion for sustainable artistry

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.

Under the hot summer sun, Laie community members and BYU–Hawaii students celebrated the grand opening of a new turf field on campus July 1. Athletes played a jumble of games, including rugby, soccer and spike ball, while spectators enjoyed pizza and ice cream bars on the sidelines. Not a frown could be found among the excited group.

An international student from Curacao shares his experiences at home and his adjustment to studying at BYUH

Jeffery Maloney, a new professor in the Faculty of Education & Social Work at BYU–Hawaii from Ohio, said when he was younger, learning languages was his superpower because it came easily to him. After serving a mission in Brazil and developing connections with people through language, he said he knew he wanted to do something with language in his professional career.

Students gather for the Photography Club's opening social to learn about taking photos and videos

Ann Springer of the Faculty of Business & Government said she worked for several years to bring a marketing agency class to BYU–Hawaii where students gain real world experience, and she is thrilled to see it start.

While learning the sacredness of the Maunawila Heiau, anthropology class students give landscaping service to the heiau

People can connect with their ancestors without knowing their language, says BYUH alumnus, and learning their culture can make people unstoppable