UH Hilo and Leeward CC are participating in the nationwide screening of the powerful follow-up to An Inconvenient Truth that shows just how close we are to a real energy revolution.
The panel made clear that conversing about the social issues facing the LGBTQ+ community raises awareness and solidifies that these issues are dynamic, real, and relevant.
UH Hilo observational astronomy students took their class lessons into the field and captured spectacular photos of Maunakea's night sky.
The Students of Sustainability club at UH Hilo stimulates new ideas for “green” initiatives on campus.
UH Hilo is a leader in baseline data recording, bi-level lighting, energy requirements in design contracts, reinvestment account, and Hawaiʻi Energy Rebates.
The focus of the celebration was “what it means to be an ally.”
For his final exam in an introductory theatre course, Randon Jack did a performance piece about the threat of rising sea levels on his homeland atoll of Majuro.
The class focuses on the factors and criteria required for any agricultural practice to be classified as sustainable.
Students learn the scientific concepts behind climate change and then analyze current and future impacts, challenges and opportunities.
UH Hilo released a Final Environmental Assessment and Finding of No Significant Impact determination for infrastructure improvements at Maunakea Visitor Information Station.
