On the night of May 29, students and community members alike gathered in the Little Circle for BYUHSA’s Screen on the Green, which was a showing of “Big Hero 6.” Popcorn and all kinds of fun were present, and students raved about the experience.

The Miss Hawaii pageant was held May 30th, 2015 and featured one of BYU–Hawaii’s own, Kuliaikanani Murray, who placed in the top 14.

Donors took an hour out of their day and 16 ounces of blood out of their bodies to give service by participating in the blood drive held by The Blood Bank of Hawaii in the Aloha Center Ballroom on Thursday, June 4. The drive went from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and was provided for students, staff, and faculty to donate a pint of blood towards those suffering from various illnesses.

In the early morning of Saturday, May 30th, students and members of the community gathered at the BYU–Hawaii Stake Center on campus to learn how to do family history work.

The McKay Auditorium was packed as students and faculty gathered to hear the BYU–Hawaii Faculty World Improv Ensemble, aka CrossCurrent, paid tribute to music artist James Taylor.

Last week some middle-aged women attended the Cannes Film Festival wearing flat shoes with their formal gowns, and were prohibited from entering because they were in violation of the dress code, reported The Independent, among other news agencies.

Amanda A.B. Wallace, an associate professor of the department of English, talked about sheep as a metaphor for listening to the voice of the shepherd Jesus Christ at a devotional on May 19, 2015.

Emotions of trust are from God, but the emotion of fear is from Satan, said Jared Marcum, assistant professor of religion and director of online learning, in his devotional address on Tuesday, May 26.

Jade is often called “the stone of heaven," as it is believed it has the role of protection and against evil, says the New York Times.