HPU Student Activities

Join and celebrate the 5th anniversary of the HPU Esports Arena TODAY, February 24th from 4:30PM-9:00PM! This event will include food, beverages, a DJ, local vendors, and games to play.

Everyone is invited!!! 🥳

Spots are still available for a Private Roasting Tour this Wednesday, 02/22! Look at your HPU email for Sharky’s Swells and for information!

Hope to see you there Sharks!

POSTPONED NOTICE! Tropical Paint Night that was scheduled for today, Sept. 28 from 5pm-7pm has been postponed. Our apologies for the unfortunate news. Please continue to check Sharky’s Swells for more upcoming events!

Join us tonight as amazing women share their journeys. Panel moderated by Dr. Halaevalu Vakalahi featuring current student Janelle Mateo, alum Laʻakea Dedrick, and more. Food by Tiny Pyramids. Check in at the Ocean Terrace at 5:30pm. Brought to you by JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion).

Happy Homecoming Week Sharks! Check out all of the activities happening this week 🤩🦈💙

Don’t judge a book by its cover! Catch us in the ATM center atrium tomorrow from 11AM - 1PM and be ready to go on an adventure 📚

Celebrate and join in on Homecoming Weekend events! Save those dates and check your HPU email for more upcoming details!

Save the date for Club Carnival happening Friday, February 25th! This is the perfect opportunity to learn more about the clubs on campus.

Stay tuned! More information will be sent to your HPU email. Hope to see you there!

Hey Sharks, want to win a MOPED?! Attend an HPU basketball game to be in the running! The winner will receive their prize on Sunday, February 27th at the Homecoming Tailgate.

Stay tuned for more information!

Happy Aloha Friday!! Sharky’s Cove is hosting a bingo night TODAY 🤩 Join us for games, free snacks and great prizes ! 🥳 Swipe right to get a sneak peak of some of the different prizes 🎉🎁

February 23, 2019

HPU’s Leadership Education and Development Series (L.E.A.D.S.) is a leadership training program designed to help students learn more about themselves as emerging leaders, discover their leadership potential, and prepare their professional portfolio. Don’t miss out on this valuable opportunity to gain hands on leadership experience! Add this activity to your resume and stand out as a candidate during the hiring process!

Participating students will build their foundations and gain insight in the following areas:

• Leadership style and skills
• Professional skill set and portfolio
• Networking and relationship building

L.E.A.D.S. candidates must participate in a prescribed list of events and complete the required assignments (administered through Blackboard) by April 1, 2019. Those who successfully complete the program will receive a certificate of completion and be recognized at the annual Light Up the Night Reception honoring outstanding student leaders in late April 2019.

To register for this program, email Adrienne Lampitelli ([email protected]) from your HPU email account. Additional information will be forwarded at that time.

Healthy, quick, and easy EATs for your college budget! Join the Student Activities staff for a food demo featuring snacks-on-the-go, free samples, and giveaways! Offerings are limited to the first 50 students with a valid HPU student ID.
TOMORROW! Wednesday, September 19th
11am-12pm
Aloha Tower Marketplace MPR 4 (near Center Atrium)

Be sure to check out our WE CARE FAIR this Thursday from 4:30-6:30pm! Learn about important issues from various HPU student services offices as well as community organizations and empower yourself! FREE dinner and chances to win PRIZES for participating students, while supplies last! HPU ID required.

Don't miss out on CAB's annual welcome (back) concert, Paina at the Pier this FRIDAY! Sign up TODAY! www.hpu.edu/cab

Start the fall semester with a FREE lunch presented by the Office of Student Activities on Monday, August 27th from 11:30am until supplies last! Grab and Go or Relax at our Welcome Lunch on the Front Lanai at HLC and the Atrium at Aloha Tower Marketplace. Current and valid student ID required. Keep an eye on your Pipeline email for more information!

Interested in joining a club but don’t know where to start? Want to study abroad but need more information? New and returning Registered Student Organizations (RSO) will be out in force, looking to share their mission and recruit new members. Athletics, Campus Activities Board, Student Government Association, the HPU Bookstore, many HPU departments and programs will also be there — keep an eye on your Pipeline email for the upcoming dates!

Wondering what you can look forward to this fall? Consider attending this year’s We Care Fair where you can learn about different resources and support services related to the following topics from our community partners & HPU: natural disaster, personal health & safety, sexual assault, land & ocean safety, alcohol & drug education, & more! The date is still to be determined, but keep an eye on your Pipeline email for more information!

Once a month, the Office of Student Activities hosts Hawai’i Spotlight, a day specifically designed to provide HPU students with a hands on opportunity to learn more about the Hawaiian culture and its rich history. Keep an eye on your Pipeline email for the upcoming dates and event information!

In October, the Office of Student Activities will host our annual Halloween Funfest. There are costume contests for all ages, music, games, prizes, activities, trick or treating & much more! Keep an eye on your Pipeline email for more information!

Mahalo nui loa (thank you very much) to all the dedicated students who attended our Hawai'i Spotlight event this past Saturday!

Hawai‘i Pacific University embraces the values of Aloha, Pono, and Kuleana as representative of the spiritual, ethical, and philosophical principles that support our community. Join Dr. Lynette Cruz, HPU's Kupuna in Residence, as she discusses each value and how we can implement these ideas into our everyday lives.

PONO, meaning righteous, honest and moral, and an energy of necessity.
KULEANA, meaning responsibility and rights, and concern for all interests, property, and people.
ALOHA, meaning hello, goodbye, love, kindness and grace, unity, humility, patience and waiting for the right moment.

Take the Lead Seminar #5
Wednesday, April 11, 2018
3-4pm
MPR 2 at ATM
Refreshments provided.

Seating is limited. Click on the link below to RSVP.

https://forms.hpu.edu/view.php?id=295218%20

RSVP for Take the Lead Seminar #5 - Wednesday, April 11, 2018, 3-4pm in MPR 2 Hawai‘i Pacific University embraces the values of Aloha, Pono, and Kuleana as representative of the spiritual, ethical, and philosophical principles that support our community. Join Dr. Lynette Cruz, HPU's Kupuna in Residence, as she discusses each value and how we can implement these ideas into o...

Stand where one of the great leaders of Hawaiian history once stood. King Kamehameha defeated Kalanikupule at the Battle of Nu‘uanu, now known as the Pali Lookout. Help us and Ko‘olau Mountains Watershed Partnership (KMWP) to restore the space and learn more about what the surrounding area looked like in old Hawai‘i!

We are excited to announce HPU's first Monologues, a show about identity written by members of the HPU community, for members of the HPU community.

Stories will be preformed by actors on April 27th, 28th, and 29th!

The interview is a critical component in the job search phase. Come and learn the latest interviewing techniques and strategies and how to properly showcase your skills in the job interview. The expert staff from HPU’s Career Development Center will help you to present your best self in this interactive seminar.

Photo By James Kimo Garrett

Mahalo to everyone who participated in our latest Hawai'i Spotlight event at Papahana Kuaola!

All photos by James Kimo Garrett

Da Freakshow is tonight at 7pm at the Hawaii Theater. HPU ohana and friends welcome!

Keep an eye on your HPU email address for the pipeline email with more information!