From matching lei po‘o to hilarious senior posters, ‘Iolani sports teams celebrate their seniors at what is typically the final home game of the season. On the evening of Wednesday, January 21, ‘Iolani honored two Raider...

Robotics involves hours of building: not only machines and robots, but also passion, joy, cooperation and future dreams, too. Fueled by inspiration from advanced builders and the sense of accomplishment of building a final product...

Poema K. ’27 is a vital player for ‘Iolani and won a state championship this year. She was also cited as an “impact player” in ‘Iolani’s win of an ILH Girls Volleyball Championship, contributing 13 kills. She committed...

Jumping from a 0-10 record to a 8-1 record within two seasons is not something that happens everyday. The ‘Iolani Girls Intermediate Black Basketball team, coached by English teacher Mr. Michael Among, or “Coach Mike,” reigned...

From the annual Thanksgiving Food Drive to the Kids Voting initiative, the Community and Civic Engagement office is creating a path towards change one step at a time. The next step was ‘Iolani’s first ever Civic Engagement...

The Musical Theatre Revue may have lasted only an hour, but the work behind it extended across a month of hard work and dedication. On Nov. 22, Musical Theatre levels I and II, along with Lower School at ‘Iolani School, all...

On the night of the Fall Play, Blue Stockings, at ‘Iolani School, Kayli S. ’28 stepped into the stage lights as the lead role, Tess Moffat. The play, which ran in Seto Hall from Nov. 7-8, was about how the first women at Cambridge...

This season, the ‘Iolani girls volleyball team proved that heart, discipline and teamwork wins championships. This resilient, young team built a strong, unified culture, which helped them push to accomplish remarkable things...

Some people don’t know how to get started in doing community service, but fortunately, ‘Iolani offers many different service clubs for students to participate in. As students scramble to do community service for college applications,...

For the past year, students have been taking a different route to pick up their pre-ordered lunches—instead of going into the cafeteria, they had to walk through the monkeypod trees and under the tents. Still, few realize the...

While students can sit back, relax or maybe catch up on a late assignment in the long E and F extended lunch periods, this year a significant number of Raiders were quick to rush over to the Lower Gym or Kozuki Stadium to cheer...

Acts of protest aren’t just defiance; they are the way citizens voice their honest beliefs and secure a future with America's promised liberty. On June 14 and Oct 18, 2025,  more than 7 million people of all ages, races, economic...