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NEWS
NEWS
List of 5 news stories.
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Punahou Names New Mary Kawena Pukui Learning Commons in Honor of Visionary Hawaiian Scholar and Educator
Punahou School will name its newest learning facility, the Mary Kawena Pukui Learning Commons, after the important and revered Hawaiian educator, scholar, composer and author: Mary Kawena Pukui (1895 – 1986). -
Congratulations to this year’s Presidential Scholars Candidates
This year, 27 students from Punahou are among the candidates for the Presidential Scholars Program, representing 27% of Hawai‘i’s 99 nominees.
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Punahou Supports Maui
The community has rallied together in numerous ways to offer support and aid to those affected by the Maui fires. Here are some ways students, faculty and alumni have stepped up to support the efforts. -
Punahou Music Faculty Recital
In celebration of music, 34 music artist-educators and staff members of the Music School and Music Department shared their talents and performed a wide variety of selections including classical, jazz and Hawaiian music. -
Celebrating America’s Newest Citizens
Seventy-five people from 21 different countries became new American citizens during the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services naturalization ceremony on Wednesday at Dillingham Hall.
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EVENTS
List of 4 events.
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Verse and Vibes: Kealoha & Friends Live at Punahou!
Dillingham Hall
This high-energy live show will feature Punahou School’s Writer-In-Residence Kealoha Wong ’95 alongside student poets selected from classroom sessions during his visits to campus.
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Carnival Arts & Crafts Sessions
9 a.m. - 1 p.m.Dole Hall Cafeteria
The Arts and Crafts booth is looking for parent and student volunteers to help with crafting! Are you able to sew, cross-stitch or crochet? Do you own an embroidery machine? If you're a crafter, or just enjoy working with your hands, please join the fun! We are also looking for donations of Palaka fabric of any size and length. We prefer buff and blue colored fabric, however are willing to take any other colors as well!
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The World as a Profound Invitation
This spring one of the world’s most celebrated photographers, Steve McCurry, visited Punahou as part of the School’s Creative Greats program, which is supported by the Class of 1950 Distinguished Speakers Fund. -
Inspired by Light, Color – and Culture
When Alex Selarque found out iconic photographer Steve McCurry would visit Punahou in March, he sprang into action. “There is nobody like him,” says Selarque, who has been teaching visual arts at Punahou since 1996. -
Oh, the Places You’ll Go!
The passion for exploration is at the heart of a Punahou education – so much so that it made its way into the School’s new mission statement... -
Spellbound: Faculty Trip to Bhutan Leaves Lasting Imprint
In March, a dozen Punahou faculty and staff members went on the journey of a lifetime to the majestic kingdom of Bhutan. -
Purpose in Action: Luke Center For Public Service Turns 20
The Luke Center has stood as a beacon, connecting students with meaningful volunteer opportunities, offering mentorship and more
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