President of the Social Work Club, Alysha Gurr, a senior from Calgary, Canada, majoring in social work, said she started the club hoping to provide service opportunities to students at BYU-Hawaii, regardless of their major.

From childhood, mission calls and now college graduation, Adriannah Metta and her sister, Fidelish Metta, have experienced all of life’s big moments side by side. Now, the two shared their plans for the future are motivated by the words of their grandfather who raised them.

Music connected to memories, center on Christ and invoke the Christmas spirit are why students say they get on their play lists

Prao Rongthong, a junior accounting major from Thailand and student Banyan Hall Dining worker, said Chef Spencer Tan would never forget to say hello to her when he sees her. She said seeing him always makes her feel better whenever she is feeling down or having a bad day.

BYUH’s Studio Jazz Orchestra visits Maui to inspire joy

In the 1980s, elementary schools across Oregon allowed animals and insects to entertain and educate us each month in a coordinated rotation.

New students, some who arrived on Oahu only days earlier, packed the Stake Center chapel for the New Student Orientation President’s Devotional on April 24, 2022. President Kauwe addressed the new students and invited them to contemplate the legacy and purpose God has designed for them to fulfill at BYUH.

Students say their favorite classes helped them learn skills and about cultures

While mochi is a continuous fan favorite among BYU–Hawaii students, the culture of mochi runs deep for several students, especially those from Japanese, Chinese and Hawaiian cultures. Mari Kojima, a junior majoring in peacebuilding from Hokkaido, Japan, said, “Mochi is a part of our life.”