Now that Halloween has passed, it’s important to reflect on how cultural appropriation often becomes especially visible ...

When Gail Grabowsky walks into a classroom at Chaminade University, she brings a contagious love for the natural world, one that started long before she ever became a professor with infectious energy.

Imagine earning college honors credits while participating in a Māori welcoming ceremony in New Zealand. Or how about working ...

Last Sunday, the Chaminade men’s basketball team had the Division I University of Hawaii team on the ropes.  With 8 1/2 minutes to play, the Silverswords had sprinted out to a seven-point lead, ...

Chaminade University’s men’s basketball head coach Eric Bovaird built a culture of grit, self growth, and achieving ...

Zuberano Lawn was buzzing with energy on Wednesday afternoon as students painted, swapped clothes, and even made their own ...

My tattoos are hard to miss. They cover both my arms and part of my chest. When I wear short sleeves, people notice right ...

After the match, tears, hugs, and overflowing leis filled Saint Louis Field as Chaminade women’s soccer honored 10 seniors in ...

As a Gen Z student and marketing major,  social media has shaped my generation in every possible way. Platforms like TikTok, ...

Chaminade men’s soccer fell 4–0 to Hawai‘i Hilo on Saturday afternoon at Saint Louis Field. The loss extended the ...

I used to think getting lost was the worst thing that could happen on a hike, until it happened to me. I learned this firsthand while hiking the Stairway to Heaven trail on Oʻahu. It was my second ...