Members of ONE, an advocacy group on campus, presented the documentary “He Named Me Malala” on Thursday, March 10 in the Little Theater to inspire students to use their voices to make changes in the world.“

Graduate schools, businesses, and branches of the military connected with BYU–Hawaii students at the Career Fair on Thursday, March 11. Alumni and Career Services put on the event to allow students to learn about and discover different employment opportunities.

The BYU–Hawaii Women’s Organization met between semesters to discuss the wide variety of things to do on Oahu, as well as how to better serve college students and community members.

BYU–Hawaii employees gathered during the first weekend of March to express appreciation for each other’s work, enjoy some good food together, and jam out to some local tunes.

With warm weather around the corner with the coming of spring, the stream of refugees flooding into Europe is expected to rise again, reported BCC. In order to be better prepared, the EU and Turkey held a special summit on Monday, March 7.

According to the Associated Press, Donald Trump won the Hawaii Republican Caucus on Tuesday, March 8. Local Republicans lined up at Laie Elementary school at 6 p.m. to vote.

Giving insights on marriage, families and missions, Elder Jeffrey R. Holland addressed young single adults around the world for the first live YSA Face to Face event on Tuesday, March 8. Viewers said they felt love and gained strength to help them in their lives.

For students and community members, it is easy to turn a quick profit and find inexpensive used goods online. Facebook groups such as “sell your stuff @ BYU-Hawaii” attract thousands of members who use the group as an online marketplace to sell their old things.

A partial solar eclipse would have been visible in the western sky over Oahu if the weather had been clearer in the afternoon of Tuesday, March 8.