Finding a creative way to approach what can be difficult subjects, BYU–Hawaii International Cultural Studies and Communications Professor Daniel Stout said several years ago he wrote a reader’s theater play on the topics of integrity, censorship and religion.

Bikes can be one of the easiest and most convenient forms of transportation for getting around Laie and the North Shore. But what happens when your tire goes flat? Or your chain falls off? Or your brakes stop working?

Chinese food is popular in its taste and appearance. People from other countries may feel cooking Chinese dishes is a complex process. However, it doesn’t have to be that hard.

Different people from different cultures have different concept of being polite.

Elder Stephen Graham capitalized on his age to give advice to younger students in his devotional address titled “Safe Journey,” May 5, 2015.

Ordering pizza is a popular thing for a night with friends, but Pita Pizzas can save you money and time. They’re fast and easy to make and a great choice for a quick lunch to eat on the way to class or a late night study snack. Any veggies, meats, spices or sauces lying around in the fridge can be mixed-and-matched and used to make a Pita Pizza.

Elder L. Tom Perry was diagnosed with thyroid cancer and started radiation treatment on April 24,2015. Despite still being under medical care, he continued to do Church business and receive visitors, according to the Mormon Newsroom.

Understanding how to treat people of different cultures in ways that they will appreciate at BYU–Hawaii, which has a diverse population of 2,500 students representing over 70 countries, is a necessary part of life. People need to have knowledge, to share and to respect other countries’ cultures in order to build up a harmonious campus, according to greatschools.org.

When it comes to learning all there is to know about music, it’s not always about that bass when you still have treble (trouble) learning notes, finding a correct rhythm, or playing in tune.