After the Maui wildfire destroyed Lahaina, filmmaker Laurel Tamayo ’17 threw herself into a very personal passion project, her debut documentary “Healing Lahaina”
So much about Rachel Tina Horii ’87 Factor’s life has changed since she converted to Judaism, that it can almost be divided into a “before” and an “after.”
Through his research in artificial intelligence, Perez is creating smarter computers that can recognize speech patterns in patients with neurocognitive diseases
Even today, at age 78, Diane McLean Stowell is still swimming. “I swim every other day, no matter what,” she...
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At a time when few athletic opportunities existed for girls, Cleo Higgins Droege was setting records in the pool. With...
What started as a personal goal for Cherie Kaneshiro Nabeta was accomplished with help from her sister. Not surprising for...
Kuehu ’08’s scoring ability and excellence propelled her to greatness as one of the most highly decorated prep hoopsters ever to play in the state.
Joey Meyer was a towering, intimidating presence on the football field and the baseball diamond. He parlayed his physical strength...
Mr. Castle is reported to have once said he would rather be remembered as an outstanding athlete than as a...