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

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A former editor and the TESOL program coordinator share the history and influence of the TESL Reporter as it ends saying it had a life well-lived

In a statement released on Dec. 15, BYU–Hawaii announced BYUH faculty, staff, and students who are on campus are required to take a saliva-based COVID-19 test starting on Dec.17, 2020.

According to BYU–Hawaii President John S.K. Kauwe, the recent scholarship changes have already had a positive impact by increasing the number of work-study opportunities. Students seeking financial assistance can look forward to the Dean’s List scholarship, apply to other existing scholarships and programs or speak to Dean of Students James Faustino for further help.

Korean students at BYU–Hawaii share their stories of military service and how it changed them

The Honolulu Civil Beat reported Japan’s new emperor Naruhito became enthroned on Oct. 22, and BYU–Hawaii students from Japan shared they think the change is good because it takes pressure off the old emperor.

As the academic year ends, graduating seniors at BYU–Hawaii said they will miss the normal graduation ceremonies. Professors advised them to be adaptable and to not let their educational experience go to waste post-graduation.

BYUH returned missionaries share terrifying experiences they had in the mission field and what they learned from them