Political scientist rebuts myth of Puerto Rican natives’ extinction December 2, 2011 UH News Puerto Rico’s indigenous people persist on their native island…and in Hawaiʻi a new book contends.
Noted Asian American historian shares insights December 1, 2011 UH News Historian Franklin Odo is UH West Oʻahu’s first Distinguished Visiting Scholar.
Professor honored for work in Mongolia December 1, 2011 UH News UH Mānoa’s Dick Pratt received two awards at a Mongolia conference on democracy.
Sohn receives Korean honors for language work November 21, 2011 UH News Linguistics expert Ho-min Sohn is honored by the Korean government for his work on Korean language.
Librarian receives medal from Russian government November 17, 2011 UH News The second American to ever receive Russa’s Medal of Pushkin is UH Mānoa librarian Patricia Ann Polansky.
Kawasaki disease linked to seasonal winds November 14, 2011 UH News Large-scale wind currents may drive outbreaks of Kawasaki disease, a childhood ailment that can lead to heart damage.
Campuses celebrate International Education Week November 10, 2011 UH News Celebrate International Education Week November 14–18 with a variety of events and activities on three UH community college campuses.
Students work behind the scenes to prepare for APEC November 10, 2011 UH News A group of student interns have been hard at work to help Hawaiʻi prepare to host APEC 2011.
Globalization’s growth as a concept examined November 10, 2011 UH News $120,000 research projects aims to create a comparative history of the concept of globalization.
International firm invests in UH-trained engineers November 8, 2011 UH News A $200,000 pledge from Hawaiʻi-based engineering firm SSFM International will provide scholarships for employees pursuing engineering degrees at UH Mānoa.