Chaminade News

10/30/2025

Chaminade students came together on the Zuberano Lawn to celebrate sustainability in action. Hosted by the United Nations Association of Chaminade University (UNAC), the event featured beeswax wrap making, clothing swaps, SDG trivia, and more, all centered on learning how small steps can create significant change.

“Our hope and goal is that everyone leaves with new knowledge and inspiration to make a positive impact in our shared future,” said Kirra Carvalho, UNAC communications director.

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Zuberano Lawn was buzzing with energy on Wednesday afternoon as students painted, swapped clothes, and even made their own beeswax wraps to celebrate sustainability. The United Nations Association of Chaminade University (UNAC) turned lunch hour into a colorful celebration of creativity, community,....

10/29/2025

Chaminade University’s men’s basketball program has seen some of its best under Coach Eric Bovaird, featuring standout players like Kuany Kuany, Tyler Cartaino, Rohndell Goodwin, Kendall Small, and Isaac Amaral Artharee. Their talent, leadership, and dedication helped shape the lasting legacy of Silversword basketball.

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GoSwords

Chaminade University’s men’s basketball head coach Eric Bovaird built a culture of grit, self growth, and achieving excellence the best you could. The players listed here not only contributed on the court but they embodied the spirit of Silversword basketball. When Bovaird took over as head coac...

10/28/2025

Most people notice the ink but not the meaning behind it. For CUH student Justin Siliva, his tattoos represent his faith, family, and where he comes from. Each one tells a story about identity, culture, and the people who shaped him.

Read his opinion story “What You Don't Know About My Tattoos” to see how ink can hold more meaning than what meets the eye.

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My tattoos are hard to miss. They cover both my arms and part of my chest. When I wear short sleeves, people notice right away. Some stare, some smile, and others just look confused. When people see my tattoos, they often see what they want to see. They see ink and assume trouble. Some look...

10/28/2025

The Chaminade women's soccer team recognized 10 seniors in their final home game on Saturday after a 2-0 loss to Westmont on Saint Louis Field.

“These are the years when you learn the most,” said CUH head coach Michelle Richardson. “You learn what you can overcome, how you persevere, and what you are willing to give for the people you care about. Even though we lost, they are extremely proud of each other, and they love each other.”

After the match, tears, hugs, and overflowing leis filled Saint Louis Field as Chaminade women’s soccer honored 10 seniors in their final home appearance on Saturday. The Silverswords fell 2-0 to Westmont on Aloha Senior Day, but the postgame ceremony was about far more than the scoreboard. “The...

10/27/2025

Chaminade Men’s Basketball is back! The Silverswords face UH Mānoa today in their first exhibition game after 241 days off. Fletcher MacDonald shared his excitement about the team’s new chemistry, while Nate Sasser III emphasized their focus on “execution and going hard every play.” Head Coach Eric Bovaird, entering his 15th season, said the team has made “really good strides” and is ready to compete. Don’t miss the action — tip-off is at 5:00 p.m. at the Stan Sheriff Arena with free admission! Let’s show up and support our Swords!

Chaminade’s first game is happening today! We welcome back our Amazing Men’s Basketball team in their rematch in their first exhibition game against UH Manoa. Our very own Fletcher MacDonald gave us a few words on his upcoming game. He said, “That he’s always mocked bigger guys… they’re ...

10/27/2025

Faces of Chaminade-
Meet Ashley Holen, a Data Science, Analytics & Visualization and Computer Science major with a minor in Mathematics!

When she’s not crunching numbers, you can find her soaking up the sun at the beach, exploring new coffee shops, hitting concerts, traveling, or spending time with family and friends.

She’s also a standout Women’s Basketball Scholar-Athlete and proud Academic All-PacWest honoree.

Looking ahead, Holen hopes to turn her passion for data into a career as a data analyst/scientist in the energy industry.

10/25/2025

Chaminade men’s soccer fell 4–0 to UH Hilo on Saturday, extending its winless streak to eight games. Despite the loss, the Silverswords showed resilience and remain focused on improving as they close out their home schedule this week.

Chaminade men’s soccer fell 4–0 to Hawai‘i Hilo on Saturday afternoon at Saint Louis Field. The loss extended the Silverswords’ winless streak to eight games and left them with only one goal in those eight contests this season. “We came out a little sluggish,” said Chaminade midfielder K...

10/24/2025

Starting June 25, 2026, all moped riders in Hawaii must wear helmets, and anyone under 16 will be banned from driving one. The new law, Act 222, aims to reduce injuries and save lives.

According to the Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation, over 1,000 people died in moped and motorcycle crashes in the last 10 years, and many of those drivers were not wearing helmets. On June 25, 2026, a new Hawaiʻi law will take effect requiring all moped drivers to wear helmets. It also says tha...

10/23/2025

Easton Delacruz from Saipan spent the summer interning in Washington, D.C. through the APAICS program under Rep. Kimberlyn King-Hinds. From meeting national leaders to representing the CNMI on Capitol Hill, the experience highlighted the importance of leadership, representation, and staying true to one’s roots.

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10/22/2025

Social media shaped Gen Z: creating careers, building communities, and fueling creativity. But it also brought pressure, comparison, and mental strain. Is the stress worth the opportunity? A generation navigates connection and control in a digital world.

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10/21/2025

Getting lost on a hike isn’t always a bad thing, it can be the best part of the adventure. The moments of confusion, teamwork, and laughter often become more memorable than reaching the destination. Losing the trail reminds us to slow down and appreciate the journey instead of rushing to the end.

As one hiker put it, “It’s more about the experiences and the adversity you face on the journey rather than the final destination.”

Because in both hiking and life, the twists, turns, and unexpected paths are what truly make the adventure unforgettable.

10/21/2025

Getting lost on a hike can turn frustration into discovery. Unexpected detours test patience, teamwork, and problem-solving, revealing that the most meaningful parts of any journey often come from challenges, not smooth paths or perfect plans.

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