In Culinary Chemistry, students at Punahou School are discovering how science and culture connect
For Journei Webster ’26, swimming has never been just a sport – it is part of who she is.
Carlo Liquido ’08 built Pi‘ikū, a Hawai‘i-based nonprofit that builds career pathways in technology.
We welcomed Lee A. Tonouchi as this year’s Hawai‘i Writer-in-Residence, sparking reflections about voice, identity and language.
Lahaina Zoller ’11 White earned 11 varsity letters and contributed to nine state championship teams, winning titles in three sports.
During her four-year varsity career, Michelle Yoshida ’08 won 15 state championship races and helped lead the School to three state team titles.
No Punahou student of his generation embodied the all-around athlete profile better than Brian Wells ’91.
Manti Te‘o ’09’s presence looms large over the history of Punahou football. He was the linchpin of a talented team that won the Sons of O‘ahu’s first gridiron koa trophy.
Chris “Buster” Small ’96 utilized his brawn and brains to become a Hall of Fame catcher and center.
As a true five-tool player, Martines ’97 became a three-time All-State first-teamer and a critical member of a buff ’n blue squad.