Grad student’s new documentary addresses real-time challenges facing Pakistanis
Haider Rifaat directed In Shackles which chronicles the life of a Pakistani woman navigating the harsh realities of a patriarchal society.
Flowers named new director of Center for Indo-Pacific Affairs
CIPA tackles complex issues by integrating fields such as economics, technology, environmental science and public health.
Asia-Pacific career initiative grows at UH Mānoa
The CAPA initiative aims to bolster career readiness and professional development opportunities for students.
Honoring Andayas: Decades of Southeast Asian scholarship at UH Mānoa
Barbara and Leonard Andaya, two esteemed Asian studies professors at UH Mānoa retire after more than 30 years of teaching.
Decolonizing Southeast Asian narratives aim of webinar series
The LuceSEA webinar series aims to diversify voices and perspectives within academia.
From classroom to nation’s capital: UH grad, diplomat’s journey
The Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowship includes funds for tuition and living expenses, and a five-year position as a public diplomacy officer with the U.S. Department of State.
From refugee to scholar: Mānoa student wins competitive fellowship
Kyaw Hsan Hlaing won a Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans, which provides $90,000 in funding for graduate school.
Fulbright award boosts professor’s work to strengthen Cambodian academic programs
Miriam Stark specializes in Southeast Asian archaeology, particularly Cambodia’s deep history, using archaeological field methods and analytical techniques.
$1.25M grant for Asian American Pacific Islander environmental justice
The award will help establish a cutting-edge interdisciplinary initiative, complete with two new faculty positions, lab and professional development.
100 years of Hawaiʻi Kabuki in English: Masters from Japan train UH actors
To commemorate the anniversary, UH Mānoa students will star in The Maiden Benten and the Bandits of the White Waves next April at Kennedy Theatre.
