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Ranitea Teihoarii

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Learning a new model of mediation

By Ranitea Teihoarii
June 23, 2023
BYUH intercultural peacebuilding students share their experiences with implementing a new form of mediation called the HIVA Navigation Model during their trip to New Zealand
6 Min Read
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Celebrating AAPI

By Ranitea Teihoarii
June 23, 2023
BYUH ohana and community members display their artwork at the first BYUH AAPI Art Exhibition
4 Min Read
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Campus & Community

New student research journal, "Intersections," is announced in celebration of AAPI Heritage Month

By Ranitea Teihoarii
May 05, 2023
Line-Noue Kruse, a Pacific Studies Associate Editor and coordinator in the Faculty of Culture, Language & Performing Arts said, “The Asian American Pacific Islander is celebrated in America during the Month of May and is planned to be hosted from [May 8 and 9] here at BYU–Hawaii.”
2 Min Read
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Lifestyle

First date? We’ve got you covered

By Ranitea Teihoarii
May 05, 2023
BYUH students share their favorite spots to get to know their dates
2 Min Read
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Campus & Community

Toia Mai Te Waka: Bringing people together during Culture Night 2023

By Ranitea Teihoarii
April 20, 2023
Aotearoa members share the performed songs represent three major events in the life of students who come to BYUH
2 Min Read
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Campus & Community

Love at home

By Ranitea Teihoarii
April 12, 2023
BYUH students from different parts of Asia share how love is demonstrated in their homes and communities
7 Min Read
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A story of sacrifice and the establishment of the Church in Guam and Micronesia

By Ranitea Teihoarii
April 11, 2023
BYUH faculty who contribute to the book gathered together to share their experience
2 Min Read
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Significant birthdays

By Ranitea Teihoarii
April 11, 2023
BYUH students explain the cultural significance of different ages
3 Min Read
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Features

BYUH student chooses to leave delinquent life behind in hopes of breaking his family’s dysfunctional cycle

By Ranitea Teihoarii
March 28, 2023
After being on his own since he was a senior in high school, getting involved with gangs and going to jail, Quincy Tahiata said he was able to turn his life around. He served a mission and came to BYU–Hawaii in an effort to build a new life and end the cycle of dysfunction in his family.
4 Min Read
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