Always a Voice for Students

Imua ʻIolani
Always a Voice for Students

Imua ʻIolani
Always a Voice for Students

Imua ʻIolani
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Late-night, 2 am study sessions reflect lots of ‘Iolani students’ lives, showcases the tradeoff between academic success and sleep. Graphic by Ella Cheung ’26
Sleeping on Success: The Tradeoff between Achievement and Rest
December 19, 2024
Imaginative K-1 Art Ignites Awe
December 19, 2024
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News
At the Lower School Autoline, ‘Iolani students hold up signs to inspire people to donate to the Thanksgiving Food Drive and thank those who have.
Food4Thought Serves Up Compassion and Action Against Food Insecurity
Taybr A., Public Relations Coordinator • December 17, 2024

 In 2021, ‘Iolani’s C+CE Office was established, spearheaded by Ms. Candice Sakuda. Food4Thought, shines as an initiative showcased at ‘Iolani, engaging students in the ongoing problem of food insecurity...

On December 19th 1940, the article “Christmas Vacation Starts Today and Will Last Until January 6th” was published by Imua Iolani. The article celebrates the beginning of winter break and addresses the absence policy around vacations.
A Glimpse of the Past: Evolving Absence Policies and Persistent Challenges
December 16, 2024
Imua article from 2001, published by Robert Cannell ’05 touching on then students’ opinions of Christmas break and semester finals.
Students Debate a Christmas Tradition of Post-Holiday Pressure…Winter Finals
December 16, 2024
On November 24th, 1964 the article “Reminiscing Activities of the First Quarter” was published by the Imua ‘Iolani staff. The piece, written by Henry Soon, recounts the highlights of the first quarter from the 1964-1965 school year.
First Quarter Through the Archives: How Student Activities Have Changed Over 60 Years
December 16, 2024
Features
Ms. Pfingsten and Mr. Yamamoto, ready to lead ‘Iolani’s upper school with dedication and vision.
Upper School Welcomes Two New Deans
Taybr A., Public Relations Coordinator • October 31, 2024

The 2024-2025 academic year marks an exciting shift in ‘Iolani School’s Upper School administration, with two familiar faces stepping into...

Cole K. ’29 joins his class as they sing a hymnal song. Photo courtesy of Mr. John Tamanaha.
A Step Up: Sixth Graders Celebrate Transition into Upper School
After a year of planning, the ‘Iolani Fair finally came to fruition, and here, fair attendees enjoy their time on the fun slide and the zero gravity ride.
Saddle up for a Wild Ride at the ‘Iolani Fair Raider Rodeo
This image captures the dazzling constellations that fill our night sky, each one holding ancient stories and astrological significance. It offers a visual journey through the stars, highlighting how they have guided human understanding and mythology.
Unveil The Mysteries: Explore the Influence of Zodiac Signs on Personality and Destiny.
Sports
Zach Edey and Caitlin Clark headlined this year's March Madness tournament where the increased hype around women’s basketball has broken many viewership records.
March Madness Recap: The Usual Upsets and the Rise of Women’s Basketball
Kai K. and WanHao S. • May 14, 2024

March Madness, the NCAA Division I Basketball Tournament, sure lived up to its name again this year. It was another year for both sides of the tournament filled with wild buzzer beaters, shocking upsets,...

Women’s March Madness Rounds vs. Viewership Per Round Increase in Viewers Breaking Previous Records, measured in millions (sources from ESPN). Graphic by Leah C. '27, Maia K. '27, and Makena K. '27
“Women’s Basketball Basks in the Spotlight: A Historic Season for College and ‘Iolani Players”
May 7, 2024
Scoring Gold Over Goals: Saudi Arabia Strikes Controversy in World Soccer Industry
Scoring Gold Over Goals: Saudi Arabia Strikes Controversy in World Soccer Industry
March 8, 2024
Imua’s Seasonal Crossword: Spring 2024 Issue

Read Imua’s Spring 2024 issue and see how much you remember by playing this crossword!

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