France Valerie Lucillo
Multimedia Journalist
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Rooted in purpose
A BYUH student shares how being in the university helps him find his purpose and motivation through his family and be rooted in it
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Thank-yous, goodbyes and see-you-laters
Ke Alaka’i: The Podcast hosts share their different takes on the podcast—favorite episodes, how their perspective changed through it, and even Thanksgiving traditions as they express gratitude for the year
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Sweet tones of the heart
Based from a Latter-day Saint hymn, BYUH ohana shares their thoughts on what kind words mean and why it matters to them
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5 minutes to peace
BYU–Hawaii ‘ohana share how brief mindfulness practices bring focus and encourage others to pause with purpose
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Coping across cultures
Learn how different cultures view emotions and their take on mental health as they cope up with it
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When human dignity, peace and justice meet
Southeast Asian delegates highlight topics such as pedagogy,
the concept of tawhid or unity of knowledge and human nobility
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Growing in faith and service
BYUH students and a community member says the temple is where they learn, grow and serve fellow men
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Teaching where they once learned
BYUH has always been a place of growth, learning and transformation since being a student and now an educator, says two alumni and professors
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A journey of culture, challenge and growth
Hailing from U.S. mainland, two BYUH students share how the culture and challenges from adapting to the island life lead to personal growth
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