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Kaitlyn Sim ’25 is ready to present her project on the implications of Red 40, at the State District Science Fair.
‘Iolani Researchers Change Perceptions of Food, Caffeine, and AI in Healthcare
Taybr A., Public Relations Coordinator • March 6, 2025

Have you ever wondered if the vibrant red chips you snack on are doing more than just staining your fingers? Or if your daily Starbucks run is secretly wreaking havoc on your health? This year’s ‘Iolani...

Say Hello to Hello, Dolly!
Say Hello to Hello, Dolly!
February 27, 2025
4. “Steroid scandal forces Raiders to forfeit basketball title” (2006).

In 2006, Imua published an article claiming the Raiders forfeited their 2005-2006 basketball season victories due to a steroid scandal involving Kawika Shoji ’06. The satire included fabricated teammate quotes, joking, “The first sign of Kawika’s steroid use was his hair; the ‘fro was out of control.” Playing on concerns over performance-enhancing drugs in sports, the piece contrasted sharply with Shoji’s real-life volleyball career — competing for the U.S. men’s national team and earning a bronze medal in the 2016 Summer Olympics.
Volume 100: Imua Reflects on Beloved April Fools Tradition
Kaelyn P., Print Editor-in-Chief • April 15, 2025

This year’s April Fools edition, published a few weeks before this story, will inevitably join the ranks of Imua’s long-standing April Fools...

Tamara Lum ’25, a senior on the team, aided ‘Iolani school into winning the second place spot for girls diving in the State Championships.
Mind over Matter: ‘Iolani Diving Teams’ Mindset
Sarah H. March 14, 2025

Let’s do a little exercise, all right? Imagine a sport where one has to flip their body upside down, right to left, back and forth. Now replace that image of starting on the solid, sturdy ground to one...

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
Taybr A., Public Relations Coordinator • December 19, 2024

As a college preparatory institution, ‘Iolani School’s academic achievement is often viewed as the pinnacle of success. In many cases, your value is dependent on how you can balance rigorous courses, athletics, and extracurricular...