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 ...

In 2004, Amir Toosi visited Hawaiʻi with his wife and two daughters. His oldest daughter was preparing to enter her junior ...

For decades, female athletes have been asking to be seen as athletes first. Fighting for better facilities, equal ...

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 ...

What looked like an afternoon of puppies and popsicles on Zuberano Lawn carried a more serious message for Chaminade students ...

Good food is easy to find in Hawaiʻi, but some places keep you coming back. Around Oʻahu, you can find everything from ...

Chaminade University’s upcoming Back-to-School Bash, featuring the famous band Kapena and other performers, has been in the ...

Chaminade’s strength and conditioning program and the sports medicine program are taking a collaborative approach this season ...

As Hurricane Lowell moved past the Hawaiian Islands during Labor Day weekend, the effects of the storm reached beyond flooded ...

A camera in hand, a campus event to cover, and video that might wind up on Chaminade’s social media. Students will have the ...

For years, the Sullivan Family Library has been a place for Chaminade University students to study, conduct research, and ...

As a Native Hawaiian born and raised on the beautiful island of Oʻahu, there are certain words and phrases you need to know when you are here. ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi  is our native language and pidgin is ...