It is a multi-billion dollar industry with people like Pewdiepie and Markiplier dominating the market. It is an exciting hobby, a demanding skill, and a prosperous career. Of course, I am alluding to the...

What began as a school project has become a passion of junior student Cassidy Duquette, otherwise known as Kahaʻi. Kahaʻi Duquette, a junior student enrolled in Honors Pacific Literature, is one of...

“Feeling the winter blues” is a common experience for many during Christmas time. However, many feel as though the term is just another myth theorizing why humans feel the way they do. The lethargic...

With finals week being at its peak, it is normal for students to feel stressed.But there are ways to deal with this stress when it becomes too overwhelming! Rather than letting the feeling consume you,...

Advanced placement classes are designed to be more challenging; however, are AP programs everything students anticipate it to be? Is the workload fair- or rather too much or too little? “I believe...

Curled up under a blanket to cool my heightened anxiety, I sent in a single application to Yale University – a summation of who I was, my pitch for why they should offer me the golden ticket...

The Advocacy Club works to give a platform for students at Kamehameha Schools looking to take on some of the largest obstacles confronting our communities, big and small. From gender equality to climate...

Tiare Cardejon, class of 2022 at Kamehameha schools, started her own business in December 2019 and has been working hard since then to create a foundation and improve sales. Starting a business is not...

Rupi Kaur, Indian-born Canadian poet, rose to fame with her New York Times Bestselling book Milk and Honey. The visual book in the style of “confessional poetry,” includes short entries surrounding...

Hawaiʻi has definitely had its fair share of struggles during this COVID-19 pandemic, but thankfully its ecosystems have not nearly had to share in that same struggle. Known for its year-round sunshine...

While many are shuffling to find and buy masks, Penelope Owen constructs her own and encourages the public to learn and make their masks. Beginning this Monday, April 20, Kirk Caldwell, the mayor of Honolulu,...

In this time of hardship, people throughout the state of Hawaiʻi are reaching out to the community and providing families with food. On Hawaiian Homestead lands in Papakōlea, there have been various...