Why we need an honest debate… and why the Ham-on-Nye conversation was a step in the right direction
Recently my good friend Mark Brians wrote an article in comment of the recent debate between educator and former TV host Bill Nye “the Science Guy” and CEO of the…
Free Helmets in Honor of Kam
In collaboration with ThinkFirst Hawaii and the Trauma Center at Queen’s Ken’s Helmets Night, HPU will honor the memory of Kameron Steinhoff, an HPU basketball player who suffered a fatal head injury skateboarding accident…
Bravo, Miguel Galvez
“I’m very, very competitive,” says HPU Diplomacy and Military Studies major Miguel Galvez Bravo. “I’m sure anybody can vouch for that.” The former Cal State Northridge track and field athlete…
Haiyan ravages the Philippines, HPU students offer help
Superstorm Haiyan made a landfall in the Central Philippine region of Visayas on Thursday and Friday, November 7-8, only three weeks after the devastating Bohol Earthquake shook the same area.…
Passions ran high at 2nd Science-Pub event
Assistant Professor of Anthropology Ayesha Nibbe was the speaker at the second Science-Pub Hawaii event. Minutes before Nibbe began her talk on Cuba’s healthcare and sports policy at Gordon Biersch,…
Tues Oct 22: Bitch out loud at HPU’s Town Hall Meeting
Noon, Tuesday, Oct. 22, Hawaii Loa Campus. Be there. Why? Let me ask you: Do you want to be that guy, commenting online at student review sites? “There is no…
Star Advertiser on HPU’s new Aloha Tower plan
The Honolulu Star Advertiser published a front –page article Oct. 9 about HPU’s newest plan for development of Aloha Tower Marketplace. The article, written by Andrew Gomes, considers HPU’s latest…
12 things that work well at HPU (and 12 that don’t)
Members of the Hawaii Pacific University community were invited in early September to share their thoughts on what works and what doesn’t at the school. The two town hall meetings,…
HuffPost Hawaii marks latest frontier in isle media
The Huffington Post joined the local media landscape Sept. 4 with the launch of HuffPost Hawaii, a collaboration with the all-online news service Honolulu Civil Beat. HuffPost Hawaii, which joins…
Don’t miss your chance to be heard at HPU’s Town Hall Meeting
HPU had its first of two Master Planning Town Hall Meetings where students had the opportunity to provide their input and vision for the school’s direction. In reality, the Sea Warrior…
Get to know provost Dr. Matthew Liao-Troth
Kalamalama is trying to create a portrait of provost Dr. Matthew Liao-Troth for our readers, and gain perspective on the direction the school is going.…
HPU outsources bookstore to Barnes & Noble
In addition to having a new location, the HPU bookstore will have the support of the largest book retailer in the U.S. this coming Fall 2013. Barnes & Noble College…
15th Annual Lantern Floating brings community together
At sunset on Memorial Day, the 15th Annual Lantern Floating brought thousands of people together. More than 5,000 lanterns bearing personal and collective names, as well as prayers, flickered under…
Private helicopter crashes near HPU downtown shuttle stop
A private helicopter crashed onto a parked car near the HPU Shuttle stop on the crossing of Fort St. and Beretania.…
New Student Body President Miina Huotari asks students to ‘Get Involved’
Starting May 13, international studies major Miina Huotari, 24, will be a representative of the interests of HPU students. Huotari swept the recent Student Body President elections with 437 votes,…
Get your instruments tuned for the Ko‘olaus Bluegrass Festival
“We can’t hear the mandolin on your back,” said a loud voice after the end of the song I had come in the middle of. I pulled up a chair…
SGA Spring 2013 Elections: Huotari vs. Perez
Photos courtesy of Miina Huotari & Tony Perez/Goseawarriors.com The Student Government Association will hold its next elections online via Pipeline during the week of March 11. In this issue, Kalamalama…
HPU students pioneer fashion technology
Embedding images into leather in a durable and aesthetically pleasing way has been craftsmen’s goal for centuries. Recently the challenging task was taken by fashion designers specializing in high end…
Psych Club organize Christmas charity
The Psychology community at HPU is involved in local service projects. Photo by: Brian Metcalf This Christmas the Psychology Club at HPU hopes to initiate a tradition by organizing a…
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“Time Stands Still” awakes the timely realism of life after war
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Hawai’i International Film Festival begins its 38th annual event
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New Sharks Concierge to assist students
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Voice your opinion at SGA’s Town Hall
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Going against the grain: An interview with Rep. McDermott
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Hanohano should be removed for rude, corrupt and prejudiced behavior, says HPU student
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Aloha John Windrow
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Psych Club is Asking You to Make a Difference
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MATESOL students present at HITESOL conference
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