Ecopoetry readings at UH Mānoa
Ecopoets Allison Cobb, Stephen Collis and Brian Teare featured at UH Mānoa’s Dai Ho Chun Distinguished Lecture Series.
Seven Title VI international education grants awarded to UH Mānoa
UH Mānoa has been awarded seven Title VI international education grants from the U.S. Department of Education.
Archaeological excavation uncovers ancient Egyptian city
UH Mānoaās Robert Littman and Jay Silverstein directed archaeological activities in the Timai El Amdid, Egypt earlier this summer.
National survey reports foreign languages and literature majors get top pay
The National Association of Colleges and Employers reported that the 2014 top-paying liberal arts majors is foreign languages and literature graduates.
UH addresses language learning for global workforce
Faculty from UH Mānoa’s College of Language, Linguistics & Literature meet with officials to discuss the university's critical role in language learning for global workforce purposes.
Robert Littman returns Antigone to Athens stage
UH Mānoa Professor Robert Littman and poet Ruth Fainlight’s production of Antigone was performed in Athens at the National Archeological Museum.
Scholarship honors former UH Mānoa English instructor
The family of former UH Mānoa English instructor Edith Stoecklein honors her memory by establishing the Edith Stoecklein Suyama Endowed Scholarship.
Mānoa journal celebrates silver anniversary
Mānoa Journal celebrates its 25th anniversary at the 2014 Hawaiʻi Book and Music Festival.
Environmentalist Bill McKibben speaks on the climate fight
The UH Mānoa Distinguished Lecture Series features environmentalist and writer Bill McKibben.
Children’s Literature Hawaiʻi holds annual used book sale
Non-profit organization Children’s Literature Hawaiʻi holds its annual Children’s Used Book Sale at UH Mānoa.
