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In honor of mothers, three individuals say mothering includes those who help shape someone into the person they have the potential to become

By Nichole Whiteley
May 08, 2022
An aunt. A teacher. A grandma. A church leader. A friend. Mother's Day is for them all, said three local people.
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Entire landscaping of BYUH campus was completed on a $10 budget, says 1958 labor missionary yearbook

By Nichole Whiteley
April 25, 2022
With only sugar cane fields as a canvas, labor missionaries turned BYU–Hawaii into the thriving ecosystem that it is today. Labor missionaries needed to plant more than 27,000 plants, according to the first labor missionary yearbook published in 1958, which included importing plant species that were not available in Hawaii.
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Elder and Sister McCarty have been running a program that inspires students to get better jobs following graduation

By Nichole Whiteley
April 09, 2022
Early in the morning, before anyone else in the house was awake, Elder Roger McCarty said his mind was flooded with ideas, flow charts and inspiration from the Lord. He started drawing pictures and explanations of the ideas in his brain, marking the moment the On Campus Internships program (OCI) was born, created to foster success for students, he explained.
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Scholarship changes to be put into place Fall 2022 Semester

By Nichole Whiteley
April 09, 2022
According to BYU–Hawaii President John S.K. Kauwe, the recent scholarship changes have already had a positive impact by increasing the number of work-study opportunities. Students seeking financial assistance can look forward to the Dean’s List scholarship, apply to other existing scholarships and programs or speak to Dean of Students James Faustino for further help.
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Sydney Gwilliam said she strives to replace comparison with connection during her individualized yoga program for students,

By Nichole Whiteley
April 08, 2022
The sound of mats being rolled out, the chatter of students and background music all mingled together as the soft glow of the setting sun queued the start of the BYU–Hawaii yoga class.
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BYUH students say to use candy and something shiny to catch an Irish leprechaun

By Nichole Whiteley
March 14, 2022
Across the United States, on March 16, children may create their traps in preparation for St. Patrick’s Day and go to sleep anxiously awaiting their chance to catch a leprechaun.
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Through the evolution of the phonograph to AirPods, faculty and students agree music inspires and connects people

By Nichole Whiteley
March 08, 2022
From record players to iPods, students and a professor reminisced on how the evolution of music in their own lives have made them feel more grounded, and at the same time, set them free.
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BYUH alumna says she started a car rental business to help students and locals visit and appreciate places on Oahu and better their lives

By Nichole Whiteley
March 08, 2022
Zully Davila, a BYU–Hawaii alumna from Utah, said she started Mahalo Car Share to fill the need in the community for car rentals. Davila was saddened to hear of BYUH students who have never explored the island outside of Laie because, she explained, students can learn to appreciate the unique atmosphere Laie possesses by traveling just one hour away.
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As the number of students seeking help from BYUH’s Counseling Services rises, expert Steve Smith says building a strong community can help overall mental health issues

By Kylee Denison
March 08, 2022
Sierra Allred, a junior from Oregon majoring in peacebuilding, said she was going through a difficult period in her mental health in September of 2021, and she felt the need to turn to BYU–Hawaii’s Counseling Services for help.
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