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College Playlist

By Viviana Chuah
December 01, 2022
Students share their favorite songs and why they bring them joy
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BYUH students say attending the international TESOL convention was an eye-opening experience, both academically and spiritually

By Viviana Chuah
November 01, 2022
Attending the national TESOL convention helped BYU–Hawaii students learn more about how to be teachers of English, helped them gain confidence and gave them networking experiences, said students and alumni who attended the convention during Winter Semester of 2022.
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Thomas Adolpho retires after years of dedicated service in carpentry and maintenance at BYUH

By Viviana Chuah
September 29, 2022
Thomas Adolpho retired at the end of July after years of dedicated service in carpentry and maintenance at BYU–Hawaii. Born and raised in Hauula, Thomas Adolpho used his skills to serve others and raise his 11 adult children, said his wife Laura Adolpho.
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Marshall Islands ambassador reminds students they are important to the people in the homelands during trip to the U.N.

By Viviana Chuah
July 07, 2022
Chaille Faye Kioa, BYU–Hawaii alumna from Tonga who majored in political science, was one of nine students selected to attend the field study at the United Nations Headquarters in the first week of Spring Semester.
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Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

By Levi Fuaga
July 06, 2022
In the late 1970s, May became known as Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, or AAPI, which commemorates the success of Asian Americans and Pacific Islander figures, the History website says.
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Campus & Community

Kauwes speak on integrity and trusting in Christ despite loss during first Spring devotional

By Viviana Chuah
May 11, 2022
First Lady Monica Kauwe reminded students, during her address in the first devotional of Spring Semester 2022, now is the time for them to develop and nurture their integrity. She said, “Success comes and goes, but integrity is forever.”
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