Close to 900 new students will come to BYU–Hawaii this Fall Semester, as new freshman, transfer students, and returning students. Around 30 percent of new freshman students who apply get accepted, coming from regions such as Asia, Pacific Islands, Hawaii, and the U.S. mainland, according to James Faustino, the director of Admissions and Financial Aid.

BYUH student shares his passion for jiu-jitsu and teaching it to others

BYUH alumni couple featured in the Gospel Art Book say the photo of them in front of the Laie Temple continues to bless their lives

BYUH ohana and local community members gather to taste the cuisine prepared by 38 diverse student clubs

The Koko Crater is an ideal place for a botanical garden, according to honolulu.gov

Alumna Lynne Hardy strives to create works of art that represent and celebrate her culture through her Navajo-inspired business, Ajoobaa’sani

Two sisters from Connecticut who are BYUH December 2023 graduates share insights into what they called a transformative college journey

BYU in Provo Law Professor Justin Collings inspires future leaders to defend constitutional principles

The Title IX Office hired a new deputy coordinator and is hoping to educate students about what happens when they report sexual misconduct through new videos, rebranding, and an emphasis on training BYU–Hawaii staff. A senior missionary and two Title IX employees shared what they wish students knew about their office, including the difference between Title IX and Honor Code, as well as how much the people at Title IX care about the students who come to them.