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Leadership is not being irreplaceable

BY France Valerie Lucillo, March 17, 2026

A BYU–Hawaii student steps up to lead through service, reflecting the university’s mission of preparing lifelong leaders and disciples of Jesus Christ

Two women standing next to a banner stand saying "BYU–Hawaii Counseling Services"

There is help: Knowing and managing anxiety

BY France Valerie Lucillo, March 17, 2026

BYUH’s Counseling Services invite students to learn what anxiety is and asks to utilize on-campus mental health-related support and resources

Two women pose together against a neutral background, one resting her arm casually over the other’s shoulder as they smile—one with a playful, open-mouthed expression.

When resolutions don’t go as planned

BY France Valerie Lucillo, March 17, 2026

Ke Alaka’i: The Podcast hosts share their goals for the year and how they navigate those with honesty and growth

2025: Year in Review

Key milestone of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 2025

BY France Valerie Lucillo, February 26, 2026

Witness the significant milestones of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for the year 2025

Two young men walk through dense coastal greenery carrying large collection bags, participating in a cleanup effort.

Kuleana

Malama ʻaina, aloha ʻaina

BY France Valerie Lucillo, February 25, 2026

BYUH students and educators shared how mālama’ āina is a privilege where identity and care for the land begins

Two performers onstage during a musical play. On the left, a woman portrays a witch, wearing a layered costume of greenery, vines and natural textures while holding a staff decorated with organic elements. On the right, a man portrays a wolf, dressed in a dark, rugged outfit with fur accents, a wolf headpiece and clawed gloves, striking a tense, alert pose.

Where music meets magic: a peek into the woods

BY France Valerie Lucillo, January 22, 2026

Two BYU–Hawaii performers for the Fall 2025 musical play said playing their characters help them connect with themselves and the audience by showing human moments

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The life of a thespian family

BY France Valerie Lucillo, January 22, 2026

The Morgan family shares how music, especially participating in the same musical play, connects them as a family

Two women read the same book and smile, taken behind a bookshelf.

Navigating freshman year

BY France Valerie Lucillo, January 22, 2026

Freshman year was full of core memories, challenges and growth, says two BYU–Hawaii seniors

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Silver linings and tender mercies

BY France Valerie Lucillo, January 22, 2026

BYU–Hawaii student shares how faith, resilience and finding a strong social support helped him face his challenges coming from a broken family

A man in blue shirt poses with his hand touching his collar.

Rooted in purpose

BY France Valerie Lucillo, January 22, 2026

A BYUH student shares how being in the university helps him find his purpose and motivation through his family and be rooted in it

Three women sits in line on a wall with their legs crossed and hands on chins.

Thank-yous, goodbyes and see-you-laters

BY France Valerie Lucillo, January 15, 2026

Ke Alaka’i: The Podcast hosts share their different takes on the podcast—favorite episodes, how their perspective changed through it, and even Thanksgiving traditions as they express gratitude for the year

A girl smiling at the camera with her arms crossed in front of her.

Grace & Gratitude

Sweet tones of the heart

BY France Valerie Lucillo, December 26, 2025

Based from a Latter-day Saint hymn, BYUH ohana shares their thoughts on what kind words mean and why it matters to them

Mind & Motion

5 minutes to peace

BY France Valerie Lucillo, December 23, 2025

BYU–Hawaii ‘ohana share how brief mindfulness practices bring focus and encourage others to pause with purpose

Mind & Motion

Coping across cultures

BY France Valerie Lucillo, December 23, 2025

Learn how different cultures view emotions and their take on mental health as they cope up with it

Left to right are panel moderator David Whippy and panelists Khairudin Aljunied, Desytia Nawris and Alizaman Gamon.

When human dignity, peace and justice meet

BY France Valerie Lucillo, December 12, 2025

Southeast Asian delegates highlight topics such as pedagogy, the concept of tawhid or unity of knowledge and human nobility