Students from BYU–Hawaii’s chapter of ONE want to be agents of change for the global community in raising public awareness for one of the world’s largest epidemics, HIV/AIDS.

Students said they appreciate the international focus of the LDS Church’s new Christmas video titled “A Savior Is Born,” because Christ is everyone’s Savior. The Church’s global initiative is designed to share the good news of the birth of the Savior and invite people to discover and celebrate the reason for the season, according to Mormon Newsroom.

Earl “Torch” Morris has been involved with local, state, and federal law enforcement and security for more than 30 years and now works as the director of campus Security for BYU–Hawaii.

The BYU–Hawaii Women’s Organization got into the Christmas spirit by helping lower-income student families celebrate Christmas and receive essential everyday items during a Dec. 4 event in the Aloha Center Ballroom.

Snapchat has become the medium for a sitcom series for former BYU–Hawaii students Wendall Strong, Cody Myers, and Brandon C. W. Johnson. Their show is called “Tres Muchachos.”

On Dec. 1, 1948, Jose Figueres, the president of Costa Rica, made a fiery and eloquent speech, reported latimes.com, after which he took a sledgehammer and bashed a hole in a huge stone wall at the nation's military headquarters, Cuartel Bellavista.

Michael Potter, otherwise known as the Classy Cowboy and a junior majoring in vocal performance, performed in his junior recital at the McKay Auditorium on Wednesday Nov. 18.

With graduation looming and the risk of unemployment creeping up, students go to Career Fairs to find opportunities for employment and experience.

“Love & Things” is a newly published quote book by video producer, marathon runner and Robert Redford look-alike Ethan Precourt.