BYU–Hawaii News

Paralleling the Book of Mormon chapters in Helaman to the world today, BYU-Hawaii biology Professor David Bybee spoke on how to live righteously when surrounded by wickedness at the Aug. 24 devotional. Read Full Story

Recently-retired Max Stanton was much more than a teacher during his years at BYU–Hawaii. Initially a student at Church College of Hawaii, then professor of Education, Sociology, Anthropology, Religion, and Tourism, and head of the Sociology Department for three years, Stanton’s work at BYU–Hawaii has been vast and varied. Read Full Story

Although thinking of and remembering our Father in Heaven seems like a basic gospel principle, President Finau Hafoka spoke on this topic at a weekly devotion on August 17 to remind students and faculty of what they have learned and should remember. Read Full Story

While members of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles are called “Special Witnesses” of Christ, BYU-Hawaii Honor Code Advisor Meli Lesuma said in his devotional address that all who are members of the LDS Church are witnesses of the Lord. Read Full Story

BYU-Hawaii’s physical plant was recognized by InterfaceFLOR Thursday, July 26 for taking measures toward greater sustainability. Read Full Story

“Today I would like to share with you what helped to shape my life since joining the church. I would like to title it: IF NOT I, WHO? IF NOT NOW, WHEN?” said Sister Angelina Hsu, announcing the topic of her devotional message on August 3 in the Cannon Activities Center. Read Full Story

As part of Laie Days, cast and crew of the Mormon classic “Johnny Lingo” came and celebrated the 42nd anniversary of the film. Read Full Story

Ebony Gipson, a sophomore from California studying special education, said the Club Dining Facility on March 31 was an award winning night, and she wasn’t alone. Read Full Story

On Tuesday, July 27, BYU–Hawaii had the privilege of hearing from both Brother and Sister Checketts at a weekly devotional. Read Full Story

“If you measure, then you improve,” says Dr. Helena Hannonen, the Chair of the Business Management Department. And measure they have. (At Top: Dr. Hannonen speaking with students) A year ago, the Business Management major underwent a significant change and was reorganized into six, specified tracks rather than the former, more general International Business Management major. Since that time, meticulous records have been kept to track the progress of the change. In the past year, the number of students in the program has increased from 539 to 599, but numbers aren’t the only evidence of progress. The quality of education the Business Management department offers has also been raised to a higher level than ever before. Hannonen says, “I require my students to stand up when ladies walk in. I require that when they present, they have business clothing… They are acting like business people while they are here.” Read Full Story