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How to show love for others

BY Mahana Tepa, June 20, 2023

BYUH students shared different ways to show love to other people like writing a letter, cooking something or through a video call.

Nature’s gift to mankind

BY Mahana Tepa, May 25, 2023

The islands of Oceania offer a unique environment where fruit grows wild and free to pick

Culture Night 2023: Preserving traditional Tahitian dances

BY Mahana Tepa, April 20, 2023

Tahiti Club president hopes to continue the legacy of his ancestors by honoring and performing their traditional songs on their behalf

Man playing the drums softly while smiling at the drum set.

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.

Marynelle Chew wears a purple top and smiles for the camera.

40 years serving as a campus librarian

BY Mahana Tepa, March 28, 2023

Marynelle Chew says digitizing library resources is of one things she hopes people remember about her

Celebrating Food Fest 2022

BY Mahana Tepa, November 28, 2022

BYUH ohana and local community members gather to taste the cuisine prepared by 38 diverse student clubs

PCC theater employees dressed in Halloween costumes line up in eight rows center stage at the Pacific Theater.

Halloween celebrated by PCC Theatre Department

BY Mahana Tepa, November 14, 2022

BYU–Hawaii students, community members, and children filled the Pacific Theater at the Polynesian Cultural Center on the evening of Oct.26, ready to watch the annual Halloween party performed by the PCC Theater Department. The performance involved four groups of dancers based on different kingdoms: the Animal Kingdom, the Kingdom of Egypt, the Candy Kingdom, and the Underworld Kingdom.

Blond woman wearing a black T-shirt lays back on the workout chair and lifts two weights up, one in each hand, at the same time.

Women's Hour at the Gym

BY Mahana Tepa, November 08, 2022

BYU-Hawaii’s Fitness Center restores women’s specific hours for the lifting room

Students, faculty and staff racing in canoes at Kahana Bay.

Championing cultural traditions

BY Mahana Tepa, August 17, 2022

Students represent their home countries while padding canoes across Kahana Bay

A woman wearing a blue and white T-shirt, smiles and holds her baby in her arms with green bushes in the background.

Mothers share their experiences and challenges as also wives and full-time BYUH students

BY Mahana Tepa, July 07, 2022

Lily Simpson said she always wanted to follow Heavenly Father’s commandment to procreate and receive the eternal blessing of a family.

Keni Kalama standing at the BYUH pulpit wearing a grey suit, several purple leis and a light colored tie.

Manager of Career Services Keni Kalama shares eight ‘genuine gold nuggets of wisdom’ for student success in devotional speech

BY Mahana Tepa, February 21, 2022

Networking and building relationships are keys to successful professional development, shared Keni Kalama, manager of Career Services, in his devotional address on Feb. 1.

Isaiah Walker standing at the BYUH pulpit giving his devotional address. He is wearing a grey suit jacket, white shirt, and sage green tie. He has a purple lei around his neck. Both of his hands are on the sides of the pulpit and he has a smile on his face.

Vice President of Academics Isaiah Walker says David O. McKay carried out a vision of racial equality ahead of his time

BY Mahana Tepa, January 28, 2022

In the first campus devotional of 2022, Academic Vice President Isaiah Walker said in addition to feeling a sense of pride in the opportunities provided by the American ideals of equality, McKay also celebrated the divine concept of unity and diversity.

A Christmas tree made from fishing material, include a rope, and blue plates. The background is green grass, sand and the blue ocean. Boats can be seen in the distance.

BYUH students say Christmas is about gathering with family, enjoying traditions and including others

BY Mahana Tepa, December 17, 2021

From dressing in matching outfits and enjoying a large feast cooked in an underground oven to decorating the house and enjoying seafood, BYU–Hawaii students said Christmas is about gathering together because of Christ and being sure to include everyone.

landscape shot of young man wearing yellow Hawaiian-patterned clothing, kukui nut lei, and a black mask playing a ukulele at the PCC Hawaiian Village

PCC Hawaiian Village manager says Hawaiians believe all things have a spirit and must be respected

BY Xyron Levi Corpuz, October 22, 2021

Terry Naauao Panee, manager of the Islands of Hawaii at the Polynesian Cultural Center, said Hawaiian culture is known for being superstitious because there are many different gods. “The Hawaiians understand that everything has a spirit,” he explained. In the gospel, all things were created spiritually first before physically, he added.

landscape shot of two women wearing masks seated in the CAC and holding up a shaka sign

General authority reminds BYUH staff and faculty about the importance of teaching with the Spirit of God

BY Mahana Tepa, September 17, 2021

At this year’s ohana meeting, an annual gathering for BYU–Hawaii staff and faculty, President John S. K. Kauwe III reminded attendees to choose the right.