Novell Goodman ’20, Norissa Goodman ’20, Siya Kumar ’20 and Celia Valenzuela ’21 wanted to do something to show that Punahou cares about the environment and is part of Hawai‘i’s environmental scene.

Check out all the hard (and fun!) work that went into making this year’s Third-Grade Lū‘au one to remember. What a great way to cap off a yearlong study of Hawaiian history and culture.

Continuing his worldwide farewell tour – this time across California – President Jim Scott ’70 bid alumni and friends a fond aloha and mahalo ahead of his retirement from Punahou at the end of June.

With a young roster including three freshmen and three sophomores, Punahou hasn’t missed a beat. Junior Jack Deuchar had 13 kills while hitting .423 and Christian Hong added seven as the visiting Buffanblu outlasted Kamehameha 25-19, 25-21 on Thursday night at humid Kekuhaupio Gymnasium.

Out on a lanai in the Sidney and Minnie Kosasa Community, students select from a variety of fresh-caught fish – but not to eat. It’s for gyotaku, the Japanese art of fish printing.

Construction for Sidney and Minnie Kosasa Community for Grades 2 – 5 has entered the home stretch. Interior finish work on the studios is ongoing, as is exterior tile installation and painting.

Max Moonier's golden goal in the 87th minute lifted the Buffanblu over the Raiders, 1-0, for the school's 21st state title at Waipio Peninsula Soccer Stadium.

Every year at Omidyar K – 1 Neighborhood, kindergartners and first-graders host their own miniature carnival during the week leading up to the schoolwide Punahou Carnival.

When Xuan Nguyen ’19 arrived at Punahou in the sixth grade, she found herself in a place “brimming with opportunity.” She met her dearest friend, learned how to shoot a bow at camp, and was among those selected to deliver their Damon Speech to the entire seventh-grade class.

On a wet and slippery Tuesday afternoon, Punahou still set fire to their own turf at Alexander Field as the No. 3 Buffanblu blazed by top-ranked Iolani, 4-1, to capture the overall Interscholastic League of Honolulu Division I title and a seeded berth and first round bye in The Queen's Medical Center/HHSAA Boys Soccer State Championships next week.