Finau Hafoka and his wife, Lucy Hafoka, said they are grateful for the opportunity to be on the Lord’s errand and assist his work in Papua New Guinea.

Long-lost music manuscripts of Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole, and others are being brought back to life through BYUH’s new Studio Orchestra

Farmers and researchers are using oysters in a more than 800-year-old loko ia, or fishpond, on Kualoa Ranch, blending Hawaiian heritage and today’s innovation to overcome problems pre-contact Hawaiian farmers did not have to face. The problems include not having enough fish to eat pond algae and a lack of banana and coconut leaves to help grow taro better by keeping down weeds, they said.

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

BYUH students share their favorite spots to get to know their dates

Just as landline phones, iPods and printed-out assignments are fading into the past, so are paper bus passes on Oahu.

Thai people never use the word Bangkok, Natasha Krisanalome said. The only times she said she has used the name Bangkok have been when she was on her mission in New Zealand and as a student here at BYU–Hawaii.

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

BYUH professors share their thoughts in AI and ChatGPT in a debate forum hosted by Economics club