Students say if they wrote a message in a bottle that was to be found 100 years later, they would write a either a meaningful message or one about what current life is like. Just this August, a 108-year-old message in a bottle appeared on the shores in Germany, discovered by Marianne Wrinkler. (telegraph.co.uk)

Having 437 threatened and endangered species, Hawaii has earned the title, “the endangered species capital of the world,” as named by multiple sources such as Huffington Post, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and our own biology professor, Dr. Phillip L. Bruner.

The BYU–Hawaii women’s volleyball team opened their 2015 season by hosting the Hawaii Invitation Tournament on campus. The Lady Seasiders played four matches in the span of three days, Sept. 3-5 and finished the tournament with two wins and two losses.

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Terrorism has been described multiple times as both a tactic and a strategy; a crime and a holy duty; a justified reaction to oppression and an inexcusable abomination, according to terrorism-research.com, a website devoted to terrorism and security research.

Many BYU–Hawaii students are in agreement with President Barack Obama’s choice to rename the country’s tallest peak from McKinley back to Denali in efforts to strengthen ties between the native Alaskan people and the United States Government.

The Gunstock 5k and half-marathon will be taking place on Saturday, Oct. 17.

BYU–Hawaii students differ on their opinions of the best Mexican food on the island, but all bemoan the relatively slim pickings.

Hawaii is the birthplace of surfing, with Oahu’s North Shore full of beaches international surfers come to shred.