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The Flag Circle is the most iconic and central place on campus. It features flags of the countries from which current students are attending. Since we have more countries than flag poles, they will rotate the flags every so often. The flags represent the diversity of students here at BYU–Hawaii, along with it's prophetic origins when President David O. McKay had a vision of a university here in Laie while attending a flag raising ceremony at a local elementary school.
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- UZUJ ZhangSep 29, 20255.0Loved this place, please don’t demolish anything🥲
Frequently Asked Questions About Flag Circle
What is the Flag Circle at BYU–Hawaii?
The Flag Circle is the iconic and central place on BYU–Hawaii's campus featuring flags of countries represented by current students. The flags rotate due to more countries than flag poles, symbolizing the diversity and prophetic origins of the university.
Where is the Flag Circle located?
The Flag Circle is located at 55-220 Kulanui St, Laie, HI 96762, United States.
What are the opening hours of the Flag Circle?
The Flag Circle is open 24 hours a day, every day of the week.
What is the historical significance of the Flag Circle?
It represents BYU–Hawaii's diverse student body and commemorates the prophetic vision of President David O. McKay for a university in Laie during a flag raising ceremony.
How can I contact the Flag Circle for more information?
You can call the main phone number at +1 808-675-3780 for information about the Flag Circle.
What categories best describe the Flag Circle?
The Flag Circle is classified as both a Historical Landmark and a Cultural Landmark on the BYU–Hawaii campus.
Is there a website to learn more or schedule a visit to the Flag Circle?
Yes, you can visit https://scheduling.byuh.edu/ for more information and scheduling.
What important places are near the Flag Circle that visitors might want to check out?
Nearby places include Brigham Young University Hawaii, The HUB entertainment center, and the David O. McKay Auditorium, all within easy access on campus.
How can visitors combine a visit to the Flag Circle with recreational activities nearby?
Visitors can enjoy entertainment at The HUB, which offers bowling and other arts activities, just a short walk from the Flag Circle.
Where can visitors find dining or snack options near the Flag Circle?
Nearby dining options include Seasider Snackbar, offering breakfast and barbecue, and convenience stores like the C-Store and BYUH Store for quick snacks and shopping.