In the robotics classroom at the Hawaii School for the Deaf and Blind (HSDB), a table was covered with wires, gears and robot pieces.

Each winter, we publish the college choices of our last graduating class in the printed Bulletin.

The Punahou Athletic Hall of Fame honors individuals who have made significant contributions to athletics at Punahou.

With nearly four decades teaching at Punahou and four generations of Punahou alumni dotting the family tree, Scott ’69 and Sharan Power’s ties to the school run deep.

Last spring, I had the opportunity to study at the School for Ethics and Global Leadership (SEGL) in Washington, D.C. I studied politics and international affairs, along with 23 other juniors from schools across the country.

Alumni spent eight days immersed in the archaeological, astronomical, mystical and culinary world of Peru, as part of the second trip of the Punahou Alumni Travel Program.

Punahou’s fall production of “Into the Woods” featured 50 middle- and high-school students in a modern interpretation of the Tony Award-winning musical, written by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine and inspired by the Brothers Grimm fairy tales.

Alumni and friends of Punahou have reunited across the globe to celebrate President Jim Scott ’70 before he retires in June. Punahou Alumni Association (PAA) regional chapters have hosted six receptions in London, Portland, Seattle, Boston, Washington, D.C. and New York City, with four more events planned in 2019.

Abigail Kuaihelani Maipinepine Campbell, for whom the Kuaihelani Learning Center for ʻIke Hawaiʻi is named, was honored on Nov. 1, 2018, exactly 110 years after her passing.

Artists Jasper Wong and Solomon Enos recently shared their artistic talents and experiences with Punahou students, as part of a new visiting artists program designed to nurture creativity.

Duane Kurisu and Monica Mamiya ’77 McLaren have joined the Punahou Board of Trustees, bringing a breadth of experience, as well as commitment to the School and larger community.

Works by John R. K. Clark ’64, Mehana Blaich ’93 Vaughan, D. Kenneth Richardson ’48 and Margo Sorenson.

Set in the Samuel and Mary Castle Art Center, Punahou’s glass shop is a beehive of activity. Academy students work in pairs, performing what seems to be a perfectly choreographed dance among bellowing furnaces, while shaping molten glass into beautiful works of art.

Punahou’s boys volleyball players have proven themselves to be national contenders in the sport, but they also are earning accolades off the court.

Air Riflery, Bowling, Cross Country, Football, Kayaking, Girls Volleyball and Boys Water Polo.