Feeling the spirit more in their lives, helping them not only spiritually but in all aspects of their lives, are reasons why BYU–Hawaii students said study the scriptures.

Increased support for tennis intramurals has led to the creation of tennis tournaments in recent semesters. Officials who run intramurals hope to promote these events as places for physical activity, friendship, and an overall atmosphere of inclusion to students of all athletic levels.

Whether its travel blogs, product reviews, music videos or news commentary, digital content is all around us. Integrating classroom and individual learning into creating original content for online platforms could help in determining a person’s creative direction as well as open up possibilities for alternative incomes.

Nearly 93 years after the release of the television special “Mr. Krueger’s Christmas,” Elder Stephen Allen, the director of the Laie Hawaii Temple Visitors' Center, who was also an executive producer on “Mr. Krueger’s Christmas,” reminisced, along with BYU–Hawaii students, about the film.

Aiming to become his best self by using a positive attitude, Tuvshinjargal Lkhagvadorj, a senior from Mongolia majoring in information technology, shared he did not run from his obstacles. Instead, he decided to face and master them, applying this principle in his academic and spiritual life, along with his marriage and career.

Using sports as a way to learn discipline and teamwork, alumni and students shared their passion for their hobbies and how they have matured.

As concerns surrounding the coronavirus outbreak spread across the world, there are reports of discrimination, harassment and violence against people of Asian heritage. As the world is forced to deal with the racial ramifications of the coronavirus, BYU–Hawaii, Hawaii and the world as a whole, are dealing with these issues.

Clear motivation, better diet, and exercising diligently can help individuals obtain a fit body, according to BYU-Hawaii students who have lost weight.

Laie Temple Visitors’ Center missionaries use Facebook as a tool to share the Gospel with tourists, but they said they need members to help in flooding social media with the truth.