Students say at international symposium they learned more about coral reefs, preservation issues and research techniques that will prepare for their future careers

Political science students say the summer field study in Thailand galvanized their passion for international work and has successfully set them up for life after graduation empowered them as individuals

Attending the national TESOL convention helped BYU–Hawaii students learn more about how to be teachers of English, helped them gain confidence and gave them networking experiences, said students and alumni who attended the convention during Winter Semester of 2022.

Three hundred missionaries from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints returned home on April 4 from Tonga, Fiji, Marshall Islands and Kiribati due to the coronavirus pandemic. Among the returning missionaries, 68 serving in Kiribati were asked to leave all their luggage behind in order for 11 Fijians to board the plane.

After nonstop hard work for three months, BYU-Hawaii’s Enactus team earned the title of National Champion and took home $10,000 in prize money at the Enactus United States National Exposition on May 22 in Kansas City, Missouri.

Diversifying literature, media and friend groups, celebrates Black culture, says BYUH student

BYUH’s community shares pros and cons of the U.S. ban of the Chinese app TikTok

BYUH Counseling & Disabilities Center and Women’s Services & Resources reaches out to find those struggling with suicide and encourages students to offer support to those around them

The Maka'ala Human Rights Club members hosted a booth in front of the Aloha Center on Oct. 24 to commemorate the 74th anniversary of the creation of the United Nations.