Santa Claus is older than you think
It’s that time of year again when the world is full of winter wonderlands, talking snowmen, reindeers with...
Twitter allows users 280 characters to speak their minds
On November 7, Twitter officially allowed its users 280 characters per tweet in all languages except for Japanese,...
Senator speaks at WCC about reality of rising tuition costs
Senator Kaiali‘i Kahele, chair of the Senate Committee on Higher Education, met with WCC students and faculty on...
Locals react to North Korea’s nuclear program
In response to recent news regarding North Korea’s advancing nuclear capabilities, there have been a variety of reactions...
No-Shave November brings attention to men’s health
While October is full of pink ribbons, survivors’ walks and “save the boobies” bracelets for Breast Cancer Awareness...
Intramural football keeps students connected with others
The intramural sports season has begun at WCC. This semester, students have the opportunity to play flag football....
WCC students learn how climate change will affect the islands
On Sept. 28, about 60 students and faculty members crowded into ‘Ākoakoa room 103 for a climate change...
International Education Week invites WCC students to experience new cultures
This year’s annual International Education Week (IEW), which takes place Nov. 13 to 17, will center around the...
Local group takes fresh approach to homeless
As Hawai’i continues to struggle with homelessness, local grassroots group Valoha Giving Movement (VGM) aims to rehabilitate O‘ahu’s...
British citizens express uncertainty about Trump
Over this past summer, I spent three weeks in England. During my stay, I was curious to see...
Trump’s travel ban: What you should know
After the backlash that he received when Executive Order 13769 was released on Jan. 27, President Donald Trump...
Yelp extortion: Is it fact or fiction?
Since Yelp.com’s inception in July 2004, the online business review company has been accused of altering reviews...