After three years, Chaminade’s Civic Engagement Club has returned to get students to “think global, act local" and engage with today’s social issues on a larger level outside of social media. "I know our students care, and we just want them to understand that caring for or about an issue, there’s...

As Chaminade’s Fall 2021 semester comes to a close, many accomplishments, events, and changes occurred throughout these past three and a half months. Face-to-face interaction restored, student life increased, Pacific Island Review performed to a live audience for the first time in two years, and the...

Picking the appropriate present that a young adult in college needs, wants and will actually use can be a challenge. Now is the perfect time to start your holiday shopping. Make a cup of coffee or hot chocolate and sit down in front of your computer before holiday advertising and shopping anxiety begin...

In recent years, Honolulu has added axe throwing and an escape room. But the most recent addition to the list of unconventional and entertaining activities is Hawaii’s first rage room, Break N Anger. The room's premise is simple: break whatever comes to your imagination, from glass items, large electronics,...

For Chaminade's Student Government Association President Josephine "Fina" Iose, continually improving the line of communication between students, faculty, and CSGA as a whole continues to be a top priority for the board going into the next semester. "Within the last two years, everything has been...