Students compete in Merrie Monarch Festival
Several WCC students participated this month in the annual Merrie Monarch Festival, a week-long festival of hula, Hawaiian...
Demigodz raises hell at Kumu Kahua Theatre
In a world of constant transition, mythological or otherwise, a safe space with good company laughing deep sounds...
Literary and art journal to launch its new issue
Windward Community College’s award-winning literary and art journal, Pueo, will launch its “True” Story issue on Thursday, April...
Getting to know a master sommelier
I think he went to go put his pants on,” a member of the wait staff says. Shorts...
Palikū Arts Festival returns next month
After a one-year hiatus, the Palikū Arts Festival returns to campus Saturday, April 7 from 10 a.m. to...
Playwright to perform story about being an outsider
On Thursday, March 15, playwright Daniel A. Kelin, II comes to campus to perform his one-actor play, Shipwreck’d...
Theatre production explores love in all its forms
Love Local Style, directed by WCC theatre lecturer Taurie Kinoshita, is a celebration of aloha as written by...
Gallery ‘Iolani exhibit honors professor’s art
A new exhibit at WCC’s art gallery honors the drawing, painting and Atelier Hawai‘i programs established and taught...
Artists pursue their craft despite struggles
Art is a passion that many share. For some, it’s a way to get away, to find peace...
Theatre department gears up for a new slate of productions in spring
Missed a play this fall? Not to worry because the theatre department at Windward Community College has more...
Eat healthier this holiday season
Fall brings changes in the weather and the color of the leaves. The holiday season also begins in...
Ghouls abound at many O‘ahu schools
Finding places on O‘ahu that are supposedly haunted is not a difficult feat. In fact, a good deal...