Ke Alaka'i is the student-produced website and weekly magazine at BYU–Hawaii. It’s mission correlates with the mission of the university to help students become better learners, leaders and builders of their families, communities, careers and the LDS Church.

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 world denotes there is a God, and BYUH Religion professors share their insights into the Creation of the earth and the immensity of space

Liana Au, an actress in “Once on This Island,” says she put life into her performance through diligent preparation

The Kumuwaiwai Center for Sustainability and the Service Center’s Aloha ‘Aina initiative encourages students to participate in sustainability and have a profound impact on the wider world

BYUH student and yoga instructor says she does yoga at the beach to take care of one of God’s greatest gifts - her body

A music composer, a wood carver and a dancer all say their art is inspired by nature

Students share their experiences of being part of BYUH's Salsa Orchestra

Check out some hiking suggestions, as well as some special hiking experiences, shared by BYUH students and a professor