Today’s Punahou students will graduate having had access to some of the most sophisticated engineering technology available, thanks in large part to the generosity of Ken Richardson ’48.

Jonah Ka‘akua ’97 has been selected as a new Academy dean for the incoming freshman Class of 2022, effective this summer.

Hundreds of students and educators viewed a traveling Anne Frank exhibit in the Learning Commons in Cooke Library.

The Punahou community recognized the 200th anniversary of the passing of Henry ‘Ōpūkaha‘ia, the Hawaiian who inspired New England missionaries to journey to Hawai‘i.

Punahou JROTC was presented with a certificate that commemorates the 100th anniversary since the start of the program at Punahou.

Punahou Alumni Association hosts regional events in Southern California, Portland, New York and Boston.

The Class of 2018 put on a lively, colorful and witty Variety Show as they took a “post-graduation” journey around the world.

Punahou welcomed environmentalist and founder of the nonprofit organizationPlanetwalk, Dr. John H. Francis III, to campus as this year’s Spirit and Service Speaker.

Luke Center for Public Service recently received two transformational gifts: Through the Case Foundation, Punahou Trustee Steve Case ’76 and wife Jean established the Case Accelerator for Student Entrepreneurship; and fellow Punahou Trustee Warren Luke ’62 and his family made a significant gift to develop a Luke Center presence in the K – 12 Learning Commons.

Follow the progress as this project enters its final year. Kosasa Community is scheduled to open in fall 2019.

Lani and Leighton ’74 Lam know there is something very special about therelationships and opportunities that the Punahou community nurtures.

Former co-director of Wo International Center Hope Staab was known as an inspiring teacher, a visionary leader, a good friend to all and a generous supporter of Punahou.

Holly Lindley’s ’69 commitment to Punahou inspired a lifetime of giving. To honor Holly’s generosity, a music garden will be named for her in the new Kosasa Community.

Punahou welcomed back Dr. Tracey Tokuhama-Espinosa, a leader in the field of the teaching philosophy that incorporates research from neuroscience and psychology, to this year’s Brain Symposium.

The School was recognized by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) District VII, for projects centered around sustainability at Punahou during Earth Week 2017.