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Oversized denim jackets, neon leggings, and bright headbands were sported as students danced the night away on Dec. 1. Despite the many events occurring on campus that night, the dance was seen as a success and an escape from incoming finals.
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Looking around, trying to figure out what documents to prepare and who to talk to, employees from the BYU–Hawaii Career Center shared their tips and advice for how to successfully apply for and obtain an internship.
Braving the challenges of studying a foreign language, students from BYU-Hawaii shared their experiences as they took on a different kind of adventure through learning languages outside of their own native tongue.
Success comes in different forms, but the love for families, dedication and hard work are vital components to achieving one’s goals, shared Hospitality and Tourism Management Faculty Steve and Marla Lundgren.
Despite the rain, more than 90 people were eager to walk around campus on May 18 to bring awareness about mental illnesses. Participants said they learned mental health is not something to be ashamed of and needs to be discussed because it affects more people than many think.
Sounds of joyous laughter could be heard from the Aloha Center as more than 20 clubs encouraged students to join and participate in their activities during the Club Fest on May 8. Displays of traditional items from different countries were everywhere while the music of different genres was playing in the background.
Covered in red, white and blue, BYU-Hawaii’s cafeteria displayed the colors of the Korean flag around its environment on Jan. 22 while students lined up for a variety of food such as bibimbap, kalbi chicken or shoyu-glazed potatoes.
Stations were set up around the Canon Activities Center with a variety of gaming consoles, such as the Wii, the PlayStation, the Xbox, and the Virtual Reality station for Beat Saber for the Gaming Activity hosted by Seasider Sports and Activities on Sept. 22. Students could also opt to bring their own laptops and meet at the tables in the center to play online games with their group of friends.
Students and alumna agreed Agnès Varda, a French film director, caught their attention with her quirky dancing and bubbly personality, as the big screen showed clips of her throughout the years in the BYU–Hawaii Little Theatre on June 19.