Amy Gold, longtime violinist of the Laie-based Southwind Celtic Ensemble, played her last performance with the band on Saint Patrick’s Day.

Millions of Brazilians throughout the country have gathered to protest against President Dilma Rousseff to demand her impeachment due to rising corruption in the government, reported BBC News.

The man who helped Utah decrease chronic homelessness by 72 percent in 10 years has come to Hawaii to help its homelessness problem.

Professors, authors, and scholars from BYU in Provo, BYU-Idaho, and all around the world met to present and discuss about Mormon literature and culture at the annual Association for Mormon Letters (AML) conference.

Dr. Richard B. Miller, of the School of Family Life at BYU in Provo, advised students to not be afraid of marriage and to marry their best friend at the BYU–Hawaii Devotional on Tuesday, March 15.

Students gathered together for music, dancing, and free pizza at the BYUHSA Pizza Party opening social on Friday, March 12. Held in the Aloha Center Ballroom, students said the activity was a great opportunity to have fun and show excitement for the beginning of semester.

The BYU–Hawaii Mathematics Department gave out free pizza and pies to celebrate Pi Day and promote the Math Learning Center at 2:30 p.m. on Monday, March 14 in the General Classroom Building.

The BYU–Hawaii Music Student Association hosted an evening of rock music at Kahuku Grill to raise money for Jessie’s Place Rwanda, a humanitarian non-profit organization providing assistance to children and adults with extreme mental and physical challenges in Rwanda, Africa. The concert took place on February 20, 2016.

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the popular Pokémon franchise. With new video games, new cards, and new apps being released, BYU–Hawaii students are reminiscing about the impact Pokémon has had on their lives.