BYUH Counseling & Disabilities Center and Women’s Services & Resources reaches out to find those struggling with suicide and encourages students to offer support to those around them

One year after the mosque shooting in Christchurch, New Zealand on March 15, 2019, BYUH students and alumni shared their experiences in the aftermath of the shooting. Each individual talked about the impact and healing that took place in New Zealand over the last year. They said while people aren't talking about it as much as they were right after it happened, the tragedy will be remembered along with the unity they saw and felt as people united together to recover from it.

Paid internships are being offered to college students this summer by the Board of the Society of Professional Journalists SPJ, Hawaii Chapter. The internships are for students interested in a journalistic writing or broadcast career who either are Hawaii residents attending college who graduated from a Hawaiian high school, or a student of any background going to college in Hawaii.

According to BYUHSA, there are more student associations than ever before with over 40 associations representing themselves at this year’s World Fest.

BYUH students share their scars is what made them unique and it’s a badge of honor they carry throughout their life

Audrey Kent, a sophomore from California majoring in social work and intercultural peacebuilding, shared she would go see “Twelfth Night,” put on by BYU–Hawaii students under the direction of Kristl Densley, an assistant professor in the Faculty of Culture, Language & Performing Arts, again and again.

On Easter Sunday, April 21, a series of coordinated suicide bombings tore through churches and hotels in Sri Lanka, which was said by students to be a peaceful country. At least 253 people have been killed, with hundreds more injured. Students shared their devastation at the loss of life, expressed their sympathies to the victims, and worried about the growing tensions between Muslims, Buddhists, and Christians in Sri Lanka.

Student hopes her art invites others to embark on a journey of self–discovery, tap into their creativity and embrace the healing power of art

Students and a professor share their experiences of trying and teaching clay therapy in a creative arts therapy psychology class