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.
BYU–Hawaii’s Hoʻolōkahi Chamber Choir performed alongside singer Josh Groban in Honolulu on February 20, 2026, contributing to a concert featuring "You Raise Me Up." Earlier in February, on February 10, the university highlighted its support for international students' academic success through its English as an International Language Program (EIL), which coordinates with the Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Program (TESOL) to provide distinct language education and student support. On January 27, 2026, BYU–Hawaii opened a new campus store, which replaced the longstanding C-Store, offering food options for students amidst ongoing campus construction. This followed the January 26 announcement that students are gaining leadership experience through the Polynesian Cultural Center’s (PCC) "Apprenticeship Program," a student-centered initiative designed to provide hands-on experience in a professional culinary environment. Previously, on January 23, 2026, Academic Vice President Isaiah Walker announced the appointment of Dr. Spencer Ingley and Dr. Amanda Wallace as co-directors of the Edward D. Smith Center for Learning & Teaching (CLT); Ingley began his tenure on September 1, 2025, and Wallace started her appointment on January 1, 2026.
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