UH Hilo project seeks Peace Corps volunteer stories
Hawaiʻi Island was chosen as a primary training location for thousands of Peace Corps volunteers in the 1960s.
Sage Creamery a sweet success for 2 UH alums
The company serves flavors such as Strawberry Fields, Kiawe Honey Lavender and Haulolo (combination of haupia and kūlolo).
Students, faculty discuss Thai studies, research with U.S. Ambassador to Thailand
Ambassador Robert Godec was impressed by College of Social Sciences faculty research on Southeast Asia and Thailand.
Role of printers, pressers in the anarchist movement spotlighted in new book
By diving deeper into the practices of anarchist print culture, Kathy Ferguson points to possible methods for cultivating contemporary political resistance.
Premier law journal taps two UH Mānoa professors as new editors
Katharina Heyer and Ashley Rubin will serve as Law & Society Review editors through January 2026.
Public parklets, incarcerated wāhine reentry solutions among undergraduate projects
Both projects received UROP project funding.
$10K fellowship for women awarded to 4 UH Mānoa doctoral candidates
Four out of the six 2022 Founder Region Fellowships were awarded to UH Mānoa students.
UH Hilo students produce PSA on importance of voting
Riana Jicha and Leoshina Kariha received a Civic Engagement Grant to fund a public service announcement on voter registration.
Late Rep. Mark Takai’s papers available to the public
The papers are housed in the Hawaiʻi Congressional Papers Collection.
More than $200K supports creation of Haunani-Kay Trask biography
Haunani-Kay Trask was one of the most influential Native Hawaiian scholars of the 20th century.
