Chaminade, University of Hawaii West Oahu celebrate their newest graduates

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Chaminade University hosted its first in-person graduation events in over a year at its Kaimuki campus with two private ceremonies open to graduates and limited guests.

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COURTESY CHAMINADE UNIVERSITY

Chaminade University hosted its first in-person graduation events in over a year at its Kaimuki campus with two private ceremonies open to graduates and limited guests.

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COURTESY CHAMINADE UNIVERSITY

Chaminade University hosted its first in-person graduation events in over a year at its Kaimuki campus with two private ceremonies open to graduates and limited guests.

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Chaminade University hosts its first in-person graduation ceremony in over a year

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Two Oahu college campuses celebrated their newest graduates in different ways Saturday.

More than 350 University of Hawaii West Oahu students received degrees this spring, with nearly 170 of them participating in a drive-thru celebration. Graduates received baccalaureate degrees in fields ranging from business administration and education to cybersecurity and creative media. Certificates were handed out for programs including applied forensic anthropology and disaster preparedness and emergency management. A virtual commencement ceremony featured the Na Lehua ‘Ula Alumni Award honoring Glenn Medeiros, Saint Louis School president.

Chaminade University hosted its first in-person graduation events in over a year at its Kaimuki campus, with a morning ceremony honoring those receiving degrees from the schools of Business and Communication; Humanities, Arts and Design; Natural Sciences and Mathematics; and Nursing and Health Professions, and an afternoon event for those graduating from the School of Education and Behavioral Sciences.