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A woman shakes the hand of a young man
The synergy of doing small and simple things
BY Linda Laulu, June 24, 2024
English professor illustrates how everyday decisions can add up to great things – or not – by sharing stories of her ancestors and from her own life
A man holds a film camera to film a local older man who is explaining how to do the hukilau, or big net fishing, on the beach with a crowd of people in the background.
Shaka documentary team films Grand Hukilau held in Laie
BY LeeAnn Lambert, August 23, 2022
People of all ages, from children to longtime local kupuna, lined the shore of Hukilau Beach in Laie on Saturday morning Aug. 20 when a traditional grand hukilau was filmed for a documentary on the origin of the shaka sign.
A older couple sits on bench with the ocean and rocky shoreline behind them. The woman is wearing white muumuu and the man a grey suit, and a white shirt and tie.
Joanna Thompson remembered for sharing aloha with everyone, working with 4 BYUH presidents and teaching life lessons through Scrabble
BY LeeAnn Lambert, August 02, 2022
Longtime BYU-Hawaii administrative assistant to four university presidents, Joanna Kaimalino Lua Thompson was remembered for her aloha, service, intellect and talents by her large extended family and friends on Saturday, July 16.
Susan Barton wears a blue short-sleeved top and a shell necklace.
Professor Susan Barton is retiring after more than three decades of helping students find success learning math
BY LeeAnn Lambert, June 30, 2022
Friends and colleagues of BYU-Hawaii Math Professor Susan Barton gathered on the top floor of the new Science Building on the afternoon of June 21 to honor her and the 36 years she has taught at the university.
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BYUH retiree Bill Neal remembered for his aloha and Christlike example
BY LeeAnn Lambert, June 14, 2022
The aloha spirit was strong, said members of the BYU-Hawaii ohana, as they gathered in person in Utah and via Zoom to remember retiree and former business professor and university administrator William “Bill” Neal on June 10. His family reported he passed away peacefully on June 4 at the age of 73.
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Family and friends remember Kamaile Nihipali for her life of service and the joy she shared though her love of music
BY LeeAnn Lambert, June 02, 2022
Music was one of the focal points of the memorial service for BYU–Hawaii alumna and longtime university employee Valerie Kaliko’okamaile Nihipali on May 26 at the Laie Hawaii North Stake Center.
Glenn Kau in his office on the BYU-Hawaii campus.
Family and friends remember BYUH retiree Glenn Kau’s passion for his ohana, film and food
BY LeeAnn Lambert, May 11, 2022
A longtime campus filmmaker and BYU–Hawaii retiree Glenn Alan Gee Keong Kau was remembered at his memorial service on May 2 by family and friends for his notorious dry wit, his love of films and filmmaking, his love of good food, but mostly for his love for his ohana and the people he interacted with over the 30-plus years he worked at the university.
Taffie Kwok sitting on the "Enter to learn, go forth to serve" sign in front of the Flag Circle. She is wearing a black graduation gown and cap along with a light blue dress. She has one arm up and is smiling. The Flag Circle can be seen in the background.
Graduating senior from Hong Kong says her dreams are being fulfilled because of studying at BYUH
BY LeeAnn Lambert, April 15, 2022
Joining the Church in Hong Kong when she was 10 years old, senior Taffie Kwok said her dream was to come to BYU–Hawaii and fulfilling that dream has changed her life. She graduates on April 16 majoring in communications and minoring in marketing and entrepreneurship.
Irene Lesuma with six of her family members. They are all dressed in neutral formal attire and four of them are wearing white, green, purple and red leis. They are standing in front of a black backdrop with photos of Irene Lesuma, a sparkly red and yellow "Mahalo" and white and yellow flowers.
Irene Lesuma honored for 29 years working at BYUH
BY LeeAnn Lambert, April 05, 2022
Wearing leis piled up to her ears, Academics Executive Assistant Irene Lesuma was recognized for her 29 years of service at the University working for four academic vice presidents and with the campus ohana. At her retirement celebration on March 29, people shared their aloha for her and presented her with gifts.