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Caption: Endurance, HBA's mascot, walks through the crowd during halftime at Spike Nite. Photograph by Ava Quinlan '28. On October 3, the Eagles competed against Le Jardin’s Bulldogs in HBA’s annual Spike Nite. The two schools have a history of competing for the top spot in their league, and this year HBA was able to …

The power of artificial intelligence to take on tasks previously completed by humans alone has sparked a lot of conversation and heated debates. From generating images based on text prompts to analyzing large amounts of data in a split second to generate detailed analyses, AI is used for various purposes across many fields, such as …

Fresh from their return from camp, the Class of 2029 gathered around a small puakenikeni sapling by the Nu'uanu Stream, some with o’o sticks in hand and others ready to sing a special blessing. While the planting of this young tree on the high school campus marked the conclusion of freshman camp, it also served …

CAPTION: Junior class girls battling it out in Tug-oF-War during the 2025 Spirit Week. Photograph by Abbie Kato (25') A three point difference was all it took for the juniors to fall short during last year's Spirit Week. Having come so close to victory, they are determined to win it all come January 2026, when …

As the new school year begins, there are a total of eight new staff and faculty joining the HBA high school and middle school ‘ohana. A few of them have close ties to the school while others are getting to know the HBA community for the first time. Mr. Noah Pourciau (pronounced poo-sho), the new …

(Above) Zavior Ward is always ready for the competition. Photograph by Colton GallonO ('26) Standing at six-foot one, one hundred and eighty pounds, Zavior Ward, is a problem in the water. Just last year, the senior center forward was named the ILH Player of the Year for the Le Jardin water polo team. (Ward played …

With thousands of people lining up outside of the Hawai’i Convention Center, the Made in Hawai’i Festival opened its doors at 10 A.M. on Friday, August 15, letting shoppers into the 31st annual event. This annual festival took place over the Labor Day weekend. According to Aloha State Daily, the festival “drew approximately 70,000 attendees …

As the 2025-26 school year kicks off, HBA's latest graduates are preparing to begin the long-anticipated “next chapter” of their lives: college. The Eagle Eye interviewed several students from the Class of 2025 to learn about what they're looking forward to in college and their insights from high school. Caroline Fisher | California Baptist University …

(Above) Vanessa He (second row, far left) with her squadron Charlie Company at dawn, at the U.S. Naval Academy Summer Seminar in Annapolis, Maryland. Photo courtesy of Vanessa He ('26). While August 4, 2025, marked the beginning of the new school year, it also meant the end of summer adventures for a handful of HBA …

(Above) Sophomores play games or watch videos on their phones while having lunch. Photograph by Kaitlyn Legawa ('28.) Hawai’i Baptist Academy freshmen began the new school year with a significant change to the high school’s cell phone-use policy: 9th graders have to put away their cell phones throughout the school day, including during breaks and …