How genetics, lifestyle promote cognitive health in older adults
Work, volunteering and leisure activities are associated with better cognitive health in older adults, even for those at genetic risk for Alzheimer’s.
Can Shakuhachi and Haiku poems help kūpuna heal?
UH Mānoa researchers study the impact of shakuhachi flute and haiku poetry on kūpuna well-being and cultural healing.
Ka ʻUmeke Lama Initiative to transform cancer care in Hawaiʻi, Pacific
The initiative will focus on equity-driven research, education and culturally informed practices.
Alcohol trends among Hawaiʻi college students revealed in study
The study offers insights into the motives behind student drinking and potential strategies to mitigate its harmful effects.
Filipino cultural values drive resilience, empowerment during COVID-19
The study focused on the Filipino population in Hawaiʻi.
Gerontology social work educator wins ‘Rising Star’ award
Yeonjung Jane Lee was recognized for her impactful and innovative teaching and leadership.
Social work alumna shines spotlight on Micronesian culture
Kathlina’s Martin's connection to theater emerged from her desire to preserve Micronesian cultural narratives.
Alumna’s Fulbright mission tackles adolescent suicide crisis in South Korea
Kamea Macusi and has utilized her experience to delve into one of the most pressing mental health issues in the country.
UH Mānoa shines in national grad program rankings: 2 top 25, 13 top 100
The highest ranked programs are in the William S. Richardson School of Law ranking No. 23 for both best part-time law programs and best environmental law programs.
Asian-American social workers witness rise in anti-Asian racism
The study examined their perspectives in the aftermath of racism toward Asian Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic.
