BYU–Hawaii News

Six BYUH student representatives brought the aloha spirit to Provo for the 2026 Religious Freedom Annual Review Read Full Story

The number of BYU–Hawaii students securing professional internships has increased significantly over the past three years, providing students with opportunities that enhance their college experience and jump-start their careers. Read Full Story

Name: Jaimee Macanas Neel. Read Full Story

Two BYU–Hawaii students recently represented the university on an international stage as they presented original research at the KOTESOL International Conference 2026. Alongside educators, researchers, and language specialists from across Asia, recent graduate Aliah Flores and senior Jolina Vivas Vidal shared research on language assessment and gained valuable professional experience. Their journey reflected the opportunities available through BYU–Hawaii's Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Program and the impact of faculty mentorship, academic research and faith. Read Full Story

Leadership opportunities at BYU–Hawaii extend beyond the classroom, reaching into the workplace through the university’s Leadership Development Team. Created about a year ago by Derek Whetten, resource and improvement manager, the team was established with a clear purpose: to enhance the experience of student employees and help them develop skills that will serve them long after graduation. Read Full Story

Students and delegates from across the Pacific gathered at BYU–Hawaii from June 9 to June 12 for Asia Pacific Career Conference Oceania 2026, which was designed to connect students with employers, strengthen professional relationships, and create opportunities throughout the region. Read Full Story

Student-led team transforms Print Services into a successful campus operation Read Full Story

Wellness tourism is the fastest-growing sector in the hospitality and tourism industry. It centers on travel aimed at improving personal well-being, and BYU–Hawaii students are preparing to help shape its future. Read Full Story

Brigham Young University–Hawaii is launching Phase II of its comprehensive University Solar Project, an expansion that will allow the campus to meet 100% of its electrical energy needs. Once completed, the project will not only power the university but also extend its renewable energy services to the adjacent Polynesian Cultural Center (PCC) and the Laie Hawaii Temple. Read Full Story

Advancement Vice President Brooke Peterson named Bryce Pendleton the new director of Marketing and Communications at Brigham Young University–Hawaii, beginning June 2. He will oversee the university's marketing strategies, communications, and branding initiatives, as well as the Marketing and Communications department. Read Full Story