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BYU–Hawaii’s students and professors from Pacific studies program showcase Pasifika scholarship at a national conference in New York City
Students share how a local lei maker honors tradition, builds relationships and reflects the true spirit of aloha with his craft
Arriving on the islands thousands of years ago, the tradition of lei-making has quickly become a symbol of Hawaii
Two BYUH alumnae and a student share how personalized lei make them feel loved, blessed and remembered
Three women share their experiences with lei making and the importance of safeguarding native Hawaiian culture
Lei makers share love, labor and connection behind every strand
Discover the lesser-known roles of lei in Hawaiian culture and learn thoughtful tips to select the perfect lei for each occasion
Chee hoos and yessahs echoed throughout the Pacific Theater as the fireknife warriors performed intricate throws and catches with traditional choreography. One of the semi-finalists competing in the men's division, Joseph Cadousteu of Tahiti, said, "I can't believe I made it. I thought I was out!" when the top three finalists were announced. Cadousteu is the three-time defending champion of 2012, 2013 and 2015.
An infographic on creating your own flower lei
Students say Fiji and the Philippines each have their own unique garlands, both resembling and differing from the Hawaiian lei
PCC’s Lei Day competition marks 95 years of celebration through leis that reflect identity, love and the artistry of hands and heritage
A young BYUH mom reflects on how each season of her first year with her baby carried growth, sacrifice and a deepened understanding of love
BYUH students share how culture shock became a catalyst for personal growth
From sketches to carvings to paintings, Poerava Ah Sing’s artistic journey is one of self-discovery and endless transformation
Two BYU–Hawaii students and an alumna share that growing from failure means becoming better version of yourself