Duane Akina, a renowned assistant football coach in the college ranks, has his post-retirement coaching plan all lined up. “When...
It isn’t hyperbole. No girl has ever dominated the league and state track and field championship meets as Breanna Pearson ’92 Dembroski was able to do in the early 1990s.
When asked what drives her, Suzanne Case shares, “My great curiosity. I really enjoy digging into a topic and trying to understand what the challenge is and thinking through the path forward. It’s something I gained from my Punahou education. The great teachers didn’t just relay information, they embodied an appreciation for exploration.”These questioning and probing problem-solving skills will definitely play a critical role as Case takes on her biggest job yet in serving the public trust.
“Internationally, one of Hawaii’s proudest moments came in the 1968 Olympics in Mexico city when brunette beauty Keala O’Sullivan won...
Great-great-granddaughter of Gerrit P. Judd – one of the founders of Punahou – Joan started swimming at Punahou in elementary...
It was said that John Kamana III was as fast on the track as he was physical on the football...
Just a few weeks into her newly appointed position as executive director of The Nature Conservancy of Hawai‘i, Ulalia Woodside is busy figuring out where the office supplies are stored and claiming victory when the security code for the front door of the Conservancy’s downtown Honolulu headquarters works.
The alumna wrote a book to address a global issue that has a lasting impact on the community
His decision to dedicate himself to music came during a conversation he had with the late Gary Heidel
Wendy started his athletic career at Punahou in the eighth grade by running the half-mile, mile and relays for the...
Robin Chan ’95, Cathy Ross ’95 and Shannon Ota ’00 spearheaded a heroic effort to help Hawai‘i
A charter member of the Class of 1937, Codie is prominently mentioned in “Punahou 1841 – 1941” by Mary Alexander...