Brigham Young University-Hawaii, a non-profit organization headquartered in the US, was founded in 1955 and employs approximately 1,210 individuals. The university operates as a producer of live sporting events, such as basketball and volleyball games, broadcasting over 70% of home games across campus and on the parent BYU network.
Brigham Young University-Hawaii hosted the Asia Pacific Career Conference Oceania 2026 from June 9 to June 12, where students and delegates connected with Pacific employers to strengthen professional relationships and create regional opportunities. Previously, on June 17, the university's Print Services department became a fully student-run operation under manager Moana Taito, after the departure of two full-time staff members last year led students to assume expanded roles. Earlier in June, on the 10th, BYU-Hawaii initiated the second phase of its University Solar Project, which aims to enable the campus to meet 100% of its electricity needs from solar power upon completion, as a June 12 report highlighted, noting the clean solar electricity could exceed campus requirements. Also on June 10, students in the hospitality and tourism management program prepared to shape the future of wellness tourism, the industry's fastest-growing sector, by connecting personal growth and professional development during a wellness retreat.
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