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

Female staff and faculty at BYUH socialize at their first Women in Academia meeting of the semester

To minimize the devastating consequences of natural disasters that frequently plague the Philippines, disaster-resistant structural insulated panels were invented, said Paul Staples, a BYU–Hawaii alumnus and the chief marketing officer of Archipelago 7000. Because it is a newer form of construction, Staples said people have limited knowledge of the strength of this construction material. Archipelago 7000 is a Philippine-based company that manufactures magnesium oxide insulated structural panels to be used for natural disaster-resistant housing structures.

Laie community members meet together on Palm Sunday to share their combined love and appreciation of the Savior, Jesus Christ

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

Preserving and portraying the Polynesian Cultural Center's cultural authenticity in the seamstress department

Silina Aina shares her experiences as an artisan weaver and lover of culture

Alumna Lynne Hardy strives to create works of art that represent and celebrate her culture through her Navajo-inspired business, Ajoobaa’sani

BYUH ohana visit island to learn and build connections on the island where to sun rises first on earth