The alumna's book "When You Trap a Tiger" won this year's Newbery Medal
Briscoe-Smith is a clinical psychologist, teacher and author specializing in trauma – particularly racialized trauma
Sascha Pakravan ’22 was troubled by Hawai‘i’s low literacy rates, so he started a nonprofit, Words4, offering a collection of “read-aloud” videos for elementary school children
The festival runs concurrently with this year’s Punahou Alumni Week, with virtual programs and online gatherings scheduled from June 7 – 13
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·Linda Inlay talks about the importance of family meetings and how they can improve family relationships
The idea to build a voyaging canoe was first envisioned by alumna Dillyn Lietzke ’20 while she was a student at Punahou
Over his longstanding connection to Punahou, he has contributed greatly to propelling the School toward the future
Carnival coordinating typically begins about a year before the event, with plans rarely detouring from longstanding traditions. That is until this year
Charlotte Kamikawa manages a crew of over 130 grounds-keepers, custodians and maintenance workers who care for the School’s 76-acre campus