BYU–Hawaii President John S.K. Kauwe III has given five spiritually edifying talks this year. He shared messages of faith, ...

If we don’t think about how goals fit into our everyday lives, it’ll be hard to keep up,” she said. Over time, she added, ...

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

• Lives in tropical to subtropical waters below 3,300 feet, found around Hawaii, American Samoa, Pacific remote islands, the Gulf of Mexico, the United States West Coast and the Mariana Archipelago • ...

The purpose of using robots at the Gateway Buffet is to enhance guest experience and help students develop skills working with technology, said Greg Maples, vice president of Culinary Services at the ...

Though abundantly packed with healthy ingredients, including toppings like sliced fruits, granola and pumpkin seeds, registered dietitians and nutritionists said people can be consuming 200 to ...

Three students from southern China and Hong Kong shared their differing concerns about the future of Cantonese, as they said Mandarin is increasing and Cantonese is decreasing in priority in Hong Kong ...

Students from BYU–Hawaii may see the white, half-circle shape of the naupaka flower on the coast of the beach or while hiking mountain trails in Laie. If students paused to pick one naupaka flower ...

Hannah Pineda, an alumna who graduated in exercise and sports science, said expecting a child is an exciting and sacred blessing in the Latin American culture. Though born and raised in the United ...

Dating back to 1912, athletes representing Hawaii have shown their love for the waters while sharing the spirit of aloha in the Olympics. From Duke Kahanamoku, Hawaii’s first gold medalist, to Carissa ...

Discover the lesser-known roles of lei in Hawaiian culture and learn thoughtful tips to select the perfect lei for each occasion “Any kind of moment in life calls for lei,” said Makana Mānoa, an ...

A viral post from a 2018 Big Island Now article claims that the Kilauea volcano on the Big Island, which is slowly slipping into the ocean, could break off and cause a catastrophic tsunami to strike ...