Brigham Young University Hawaii (BYU-Hawaii) is located in the town of Laie on the Hawaiian island of Oahu. This school is affiliated with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, as are its sister schools, Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, and BYU Idaho. It was named for the Mormon religious leader Brigham Young. Its athletic teams belong to the Pacific West Conference.

BYU Hawaii was founded in 1955 under the name Church College of Hawaii to fulfill the educational needs of the LDS population of Hawaii. It issued its first degrees in 1961 and was renamed in 1974.BYUH: About BYUH: Brief History

• Official Site: BYU-Hawaii Student Newspaper

• BYU-Hawaii Newsroom

• Hawaii News

• Google News

• Official Site: BYU-Hawaii

• Founded: 1955

• Faculty: Approx 450

• Undergraduates: Approx 2400

• Postgraduates: None

• Chancellor/President: Steven C. Wheelwright
  • 2007-present: Chancellor/President

• BYU-Hawaii Undergraduate School
• BYU-Hawaii College of Arts and Sciences
• BYU-Hawaii School of Business
• BYU-Hawaii School of Computing
• BYU-Hawaii School of Education

• BYU-Hawaii Notable Programs of Study
  • Hawaiian Studies
  • International Business
  • International Cultural Studies

• Official Site: Visit BYU-Hawaii

• Official Site: BYU-Hawaii Sports

• Tennis: Women's Tennis

• Basketball: Men's Basketball

• Volleyball: Volleyball

• Conference: Pacific West

• Division: NCAA II Division

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