During new student orientation at Chaminade in the fall of 2024, I expected there to be a section of the day blocked off for ...
Hawaiʻi Poet Laureate Lee Tonouchi brought his lifelong advocacy for Pidgin to Chaminade University on Wednesday afternoon, encouraging first-year students to think about the languages they grew up ...
As college athletes, we spend numerous hours physically training our bodies to compete. Some mornings start before the sun comes up with conditioning whether that means running repeated springs, ...
Alexia Mae Eleccion described herself as an introvert. During much of her Damien High School career, she was afraid to ...
Ocean Creations is a popular local jewelry brand located in the Bloomdale’s end of Ala Moana. This woman-owned business, ...
About halfway through Kapena’s set during Friday’s Back-to-School Bash, freshman Peter “Sefo” Uigalelei was invited to lead ...
Watching “CSI” as a kid opened Emily Pecsi’s eyes to a career she never knew existed. Growing up in Montreal, Quebec, Pecsi was fascinated by how evidence could help investigators piece together what ...
Living on Oʻahu gives Chaminade students an opportunity that can sometimes be easy to take for granted. We go to class, finish assignments, go to work, and eventually head home, only to repeat the ...
For decades, female athletes have been asking to be seen as athletes first. Fighting for better facilities, equal opportunities, media coverage and, most importantly, the recognition that women’s ...
What looked like an afternoon of puppies and popsicles on Zuberano Lawn carried a more serious message for Chaminade students. Psi Chi, Chaminade’s International Honor Society in Psychology, hosted ...
Chaminade University’s upcoming Back-to-School Bash, featuring the famous band Kapena and other performers, has been in the making for two years. Jill Higashi, the vice president of Advancement at ...
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