UH Mānoa hits academic rankings record with 8 subjects in U.S. top 20
Linguistics led the UH Mānoa rankings at No. 10 in the U.S. and No. 22 in the world.
Study reveals: Pacific Islanders used fire to shape landscapes
New wildfire-based research examined the relationships between historical human land use, climate, and fire occurrence across Micronesian islands.
Changing wildlife activity highlight detrimental effects of human disturbance
The study used data from before and during the COVID-19 lockdowns to examine wild mammal behavior amid changing human activity levels.
UH, DOE team up to grow farm training for students
Students developed skills in landscape maintenance, facility sanitation, plant propagation techniques and preparing plants for industry needs.
Q&A: New CTAHR dean shares vision for food, energy, and leading
Dean Parwinder Grewal chatted with UH News about his vision for the future of CTAHR and its role in Hawaiʻi.
CTAHR to host disaster training workshops for Maui community
CTAHR was awarded a $100,001 grant from USDA to lead a series of adapted disaster preparedness training workshops for the Maui community.
Researcher points to holistic climate solutions at global conference
Susan Crow, a professor in the College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, was an invited speaker at the event in December.
Calling on changemakers: sustainability student group needs you
The Student Sustainability Council welcomes students to get involved in monthly opportunities for sustainability-related issues on campus.
UH Valentine’s Day flower arrangements blossom for mental wellness
The event, a joint effort with Mental Health Kokua, aimed to share the love of Valentine's Day with those undergoing mental health challenges.
Forgotten forests: Agroforestry was substantial component of traditional Hawaiʻi
A UH Mānoa team delved into the world of forgotten forests across the islands and released five studies to understand the distribution of Hawaiʻi’s agroforestry.
