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Milad said it was a challenge for her to keep the excitement and energy the Golden Mecca Club brought last year. “There’s a ...
Hope Squad brings suicide awareness to BYUH community ...
Whether it be capturing a motion blur, a wide view of the horizon, or a portrait in a low-light setting, BYUH Media Productions Video Specialist Jenard Cian Perez and Ke Alaka’i Lead Photographer ...
Kilihea Kanekoa Burke chants Hawaiian chants on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii. The University of Hawaii Foundation (UH Foundation) shares online the timeline of when the Kingdom of Hawai‘i ...
Two types of sunscreen, chemical and mineral, are available to protect the skin from the sun’s harmful ultraviolet rays, but chemical sunscreen is more popular although it can negatively affect coral ...
From birthing sites to godly realms, the islands of Hawaii have perpetually stored spiritual energy called mana in places of cultural significance, according to information from the Department of Land ...
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 ...
Forming friendships at BYU–Hawaii with people from other cultures has shaped their worldview and contributed to their personal growth, said BYUH students. Kanchana Udomtawee and Kenona Baibatu said ...
From the comforting imagery of the iron rod to the pursuit of divine guidance, BYU–Hawaii students said during their college years, they hold fast to their faith while striving to uplift and support ...
Despite ongoing criticism and attempts to undermine its credibility, the Book of Mormon has stood the test of time, said John Clark, an archaeology professor at BYU in Provo. Scholars and church ...
Fahina Lauti, a graduate from Oakland, California, with a bachelor's degree in political science with minors in entrepreneurship and Pacific Island Studies, said her BYUH journey started in classrooms ...
According to research conducted by the Pew Research Center in 2023, 65 percent of Americans believe people have forgotten how to persuade without hating each other. The United States of America is a ...