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Liam Li smiles with his baby son on his shoulders with his wife on his side holding up a red sign with a Chinese symbol on it, all three wearing red with green trees in the background.

Chinese New Year is more than a holiday, it unites family and honors traditions, says BYUH students

BY Alexander Tumalip, February 24, 2021

BYU-Hawaii Chinese students not able to return home for Chinese New Year, say despite being away it is still a symbol of celebration, and the holiday connects people no matter where they are in the world.

Linda Furuto speaking with a slight smile on her face with a palm tree and black background wearing two flower leis around her neck.

Linda Furuto’s devotional: Learning to follow the Lord’s invitations will help students overcome adversity

BY Alexander Tumalip, February 10, 2021

In a BYU–Hawaii devotional, Linda Furuto, a mathematics professor at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, shared, “By His invitation, we are able to walk in the light of the Lord. As our modern-day prophets have expressed, you were born for this generation and time, to step up, imagine, be strong and commit to following His invitations in all kinds of weather.”

President Kauwe stands wearing a white mask with red words spelling "BYU HAWAII" with lines and people in the background.

BYUH’s COVID-19 testing program has lowered the cases on campus, President Kauwe announces

BY Alexander Tumalip, February 10, 2021

Tests for COVID-19 and contact tracing are crucial “to safely and effectively provide education, jobs, and wholesome recreation to our residents and the many visitors that frequent this great state,” said BYU–Hawaii President John S.K. Kauwe III in a column for the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.