The College of Business, Computing and Government EXPO attracted students from a range of majors to make connections and gain experience for present or future endeavors. It was held on April 7 in the HGB.

Music majors learn opera not only through classroom study but also through on-stage performances, according to BYU-Hawaii students and faculty. “Island Magic: Songs of Opera & Musical Theatre,” was performed in the David O. McKay Auditorium on April 6. The presentation was conducted by students enrolled in MUSC 467 (Opera Literature II.)

The Student Schedule Planner program in the student center website aims can play a big role in students’ registration to classes by catering to their preferences, according to Jennifer Lane, associate Academic Vice President for Curriculum and a religion professor.

Members of the Tahitian Student Association at BYU–Hawaii are burning calories and dancing hard in preparation for this year’s Culture Night.

Strengthening families and individual faith are ways to overcome the troubles of the world

To put end to rumors, faculty on the General Education committee held a student forum to discuss the potential changes to the GE program on Wednesday, April 6. Held in McKay 180, about 20 students attended to provide their opinions on the changes and eat pizza.

Alma closed the door to the room with all caution since his wife was sleeping already. The labor of the day had kept him up for too long. Again. By the light of a tiny candle, he walked towards the bed. He did not dare sit down, for he felt his strength fading already. The weight he felt on his shoulders pressed him to his knees. Calluses had built there, witnessing to the many hours of wrestling in prayer. This night seemed to be one of those again.

Described as the “worst humanitarian crisis of our time” by CNN, the Syrian crisis has resulted in the loss of millions of lives as more flee their homes. The magnitude of the consequences of the crisis can be felt in other countries, reported by CNN.

More than 300 youth from the Laie and Waipahu Stakes came together for a conference titled BASEcamp hosted in Laie from March 21 to 25 to learn, serve, and experience walking in the footsteps of the Savior.