Line-Noue Kruse, a Pacific Studies Associate Editor and coordinator in the Faculty of Culture, Language & Performing Arts said, “The Asian American Pacific Islander is celebrated in America during the Month of May and is planned to be hosted from [May 8 and 9] here at BYU–Hawaii.”

Photographer and illustrator, Mark Owens, shares his life experiences motivating visual artists and photographers to strive for excellence

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

Two ideas from BYUH students inspire them to create a business that helps people with eye problems in the comfort of their own homes

Anaïs Fry, a freshman from Massachusetts majoring in social work, said she enjoys learning about important social issues such as supporting the LGBTQ+ community and the Black Lives Matter movement. She also said she feels more confident speaking openly about these topics with family and friends. “It helps me better understand them and how to be an advocate [and] stand up for people who are marginalized.”

BYU–Hawaii’s Vice President of Operations Kevin Schlag presented updates to community members about changes to the campus in the coming years on June 7.

Yifen Beus, the David O. McKay lecturer, discusses a new approach to reading Pacific Island films in film studies

Marynelle Chew says digitizing library resources is of one things she hopes people remember about her

Maestro Ernest Taniguchi, together with his band performs music from famous composers