Diversity and unity work together here at BYU–Hawaii. We are from many different parts of the world, each bringing a unique perspective, each unified in our intent to honor covenants with God and commitments to the university and each other. (1/3)
"God doesn't care about achieving vast honors of men or whether or not we're unattractive...But He does care that we understand the incredible value of the soul that comes from our true identity as children of God!" - Dr. David Glen Hatch
#BYUHdevo
It was an exciting afternoon watching the
@utahjazz
at today's scrimmage game. Hawaii Jazz fans of all ages turned up to show this
#NBA
team some love. 💕🏀
There are an estimated 476 million indigenous peoples in the world living across 90 countries. Over 70 of those countries are represented here at BYU–Hawaii.
#IndigenousPeoplesDay
#IndigenousDay
Every difference between us, whether it is race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, culture, political views, or something else, is part of the beauty and complexity of this university community. (2/3)
We must practice Christlike love for one another as we strive to fulfill the words of President David O. McKay, and be “...an example in this little place of the purposes of our Father in Heaven to unite all peoples by the gospel of Jesus Christ.” (3/3)
With great anticipation, the BYU–Hawaii ‘ohana is excited to officially welcome and inaugurate
@KauweLabBYU
as the eleventh president of Brigham Young University–Hawaii. We invite all to join us online at
President John S.K. Kauwe III has been announced and sustained as a new Area Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
@PrezKauweBYUH
On February 12, 1955, President David O. McKay presided at a groundbreaking ceremony that marked the beginning of what was then known as the Church College of Hawaii.
#BYUH
and
@BYUPathwayWorld
are excited to announce a new partnership to expand educational options for students in the Pacific Islands, Asia, and the Philippines. Click to learn more ➡️
The wait is over! The Banyan Dining Hall will open its doors to the
#BYUH
community and public to serve its first meal on Wednesday, April 20, at 8:00 am.
Click the link for more information
Yesterday was the first time since 1994 that a university team won a National Championship at Enactus two years in a row! Our students did a wonderful job representing BYU–Hawaii. Congratulations to them for their hard work and innovation in entrepreneurship!
“From this school, I’ll tell you, will go men and women whose influence will be felt for good towards the establishment of peace internationally.”
These words were spoken by President David O. McKay in the dedicatory address of the groundbreaking ceremonies for BYU-Hawaii.
It was an honor having
@AndersenNeilL
give the dedicatory prayer for the Science Building. He shared his hopes of instilling confidence in the Lord and academic ability by elevating our facilities and mindset for student learning.
On behalf of
#International
Day of World's Indigenous Peoples, we praise the various indigenous peoples and practices our students and alums represent and uphold today.
#BYUH
plans to revitalize campus structures and facilities for the next half-century. Take a look at the guiding principles for campus planning & new building designs.
With approval from the BYU–Hawaii Board of Trustees, BYU–Hawaii is delighted to unveil proposed plans for the new campus welcome center. Click below to read the announcement.
"Things in my testimony box:
-I am a child of heavenly parents.
-I have divinity.
-I have worth.
-I am loved.
-I can love others.
My testimony box is full of remembering that God loves and cherishes all." - Kristl Densley
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#BYUHdevo
“How grateful I am, as I look at you all, to know that the future will be shaped by faithful servant leaders such as yourselves. How many numberless ways will you each “lift up the hands which hang down?”” -Elder Kearon
Rain or shine, our Seasiders celebrated each other and were finally joined by family and friends this year during the lei giving tradition that follows Commencement.
#BYUH
will host a building dedication ceremony on Saturday, January 15, at 10 am, to celebrate the recent completion of its new Science Building. Click to see who's attending... 👀
The
#BYUH
ohana was privileged to hear from
@SioneHavili1
, as the Asia-Pacific Career Conference 2022 Keynote speaker. Sione shared his remarkable life story and fundamental principles our students can takeaway to help further their triumphs in education and their careers.
The Banyan Dining Hall is now open!
Starting today, students, faculty, staff, and the community can enjoy the beautiful dining hall and a wide variety of fresh foods and desserts.
"When we seek the guidance of the Lord, we must be humble enough to accept his answers and faithful enough to carry them out. Sometimes the Lord asks us to do things that are difficult." - President John S.K. Kauwe III
#BYUHDevo
#BYUH
Can your university's VP
#surf
? 🌊🏄🏽♂️
Dr. Isaiah Walker is the first Hawaiian appointed as academic Vice President of BYU–Hawaii. He uses his
#Aloha
and deep love for this place to serve and follow God’s plan. Read more of his story at
Congratulations to our Fall 2021 graduates. We are so proud of you and everything you've accomplished these past years. Though challenging at times, YOU DID IT! We have complete confidence and faith in you and the good you can do in this world.
With ❤️,
#BYUH
The BYU–Hawaii campus came together to support Tongan students in making this music video for a virtual benefit concert. We are grateful for our
#BYUH
ohana and their loving support to these students thus far.
#PrayForTonga
Witnessing the kindness and love shared with our Maui ohana has been inspiring. We continue to send our love and prayers to those affected by the recent tragedies. ♥️
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is expanding its charitable donations to the Hawaiian island of Maui.
W. Christopher Waddell, First Counselor in the Presiding Bishopric, announced that the Church will give US $1 million to the American Red Cross to help relief
Meet Tserennyam, Brigham Young University–Hawaii's first-ever Mongolian professor. He traded work with global marketing giants for valuable class time with our students. Check him out ➡️
This upcoming semester will be the first time in
#BYUH
history that the University President, John S.K. Kauwe III, and Academic Vice President, Isaiah Walker, co-teach a college course. Click to read what they'll be teaching📚
It was wonderful hosting the President, King & Queen, of the Marshall Islands at BYU–Hawaii on Friday.
The President was interested in the sustainability projects that BYUH is doing through S.W.A.T.T. They hope to implement some of the same programs in the Marshal Islands.
"When we turn to Christ and act with faith in Him to repent of our sins, Jesus uses His power to strengthen us through the ministry of the Holy Ghost. Thus, the succor He offers us can nourish, lift and strengthen us spiritually." - Elder Kim B. Clark
#BYUHdevo
Elder and Sister Bednar in a historical devotional, invited members of the audience to text in their anonymous questions. The Bednar's gave wonderful advice on relationships, Church history and forgiveness in the Q&A forum.
@BednarDavidA
"Our mission is to be and build people who follow the example of Jesus Christ—people who are an example of unity, appreciation, esteem, of love for one another...together, we must continue His work."
-
@PrezKauweBYUH
Isaiah Walker, Academic Vice President and member of the Faculty of Culture, and others witness ancestral connections as Native Hawaiian
@rissmoore10
won the first gold medal in the history of Olympic surfing.
Wonderful devotional by Delsa Moe on Christlike Communication:
1. Communicate with affection, not anger.
2. Communicate with truth, not fabrication.
3. Communicate with compassion, not contention.
4. Communicate with respect, not ridicule.
BYU–Hawaii Faculty are now 97% vaccinated with no requirement. We are grateful for their example and look forward to returning to in-person instruction this fall.
Happy Earth Day! And mahalo to the leaders and university programs contributing to a greener, more sustainable campus. In calling this place home, we are responsible for taking care of it as it provides so much for us in return.
#earthday
#saveourplanet
#worldearthday
#BYUH
was blessed to have
@BednarDavidA
and his wife, Susan, speak at last night's devotional. Their loving spirits and testimonies uplifted and edified the congregation.
Sam Mangakahia, a recent alumnus from Brisbane, Australia, was the artist tasked with designing the Presidential medallion for the inauguration of John S.K. Kauwe III. Get a sneak peek and read more about its meaningful design ➡️
"Life throws curve balls all the time. But we shouldn't be distracted by focusing too much on them. We can do that by remembering important doctrinal truths and principles." -Elder Taniela B. Wakolo
#BYUHDEVO
We've spent the last few days welcoming new students for the spring 2022 semester! We are so excited to have you here with us and wish you the best as you begin this new chapter in life.
#byuh
#freshman
#NSO
#NSO2022
Seasiders made a splash at Kahana Bay for the
#BYUH
summer canoe race. Mahalo to the Seasider Activities and Student Leadership and Service teams for a fun day in the surf and sun.
President Russell M. Nelson's monumental announcement during the Sunday afternoon session of General Conference inspired BYU–Hawaii students and left many with feelings of immense gratitude and hope.
Don't miss out on
@PrezKauweBYUH
's podcast interview with Stephen Jones. Get to know more about his unique experience in receiving the calling to serve as university president and more.
David Whippy, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Culture, Language & Performing Arts, spoke on the importance of
#compassion
and
#patience
in today's world. Regardless of cultural differences, we can all show a Christlike attitude towards our fellow men.
Food Fest 2022 was a real treat! 🍡
This year's event set new records with 39 student clubs participating, raising over $60,000—Mahalo to all who contributed to making the festivity a success.