Maps document social problems of Territorial Era
Working with professional social scientists, UH undergraduate student researchers shed light on social conditions in Hawaiʻi during the Territorial era.
Shakespeare’s comedy Twelfth Night set in a Strictly Ballroom setting
Director Paul Mitri hopes audiences feel that they’ve entered a Fred Astaire movie when they enter the performance space.
UH medical school faculty opens new surgery clinic
The clinic provides care for patients in the preoperative, operative and postoperative period for a wide variety of minor and complex problems.
College of Languages, Linguistics and Literature 35th anniversary recognized by state legislature
The proclamation honors the achievement, resources and research of the college’s students, faculty and staff.
Potential biofuel crops in Hawaiʻi may successfully sequester carbon in soil
PLOS ONE study finds that two potential biofuel crops in Hawaiʻi—sugarcane and napiergrass—may sequester more carbon in soil than is lost to the atmosphere,
Nick Kaiser awarded Royal Astronomical Society’s highest honor
Nick Kaiser is being honored for his extensive theoretical and observational work on cosmology, including how matter—both dark and visible—is distributed on the largest scales.
Presidential Inauguration January 20, 2017
The University of Hawaiʻi stands steadfast in support of free speech and free expression and we are fully committed to the education of all our students.
Marijuana compounds show promise in treatment of cardiac disease
UH Mānoa’s Alexander Stokes obtained a U.S. patent for his cannabinoid receptor therapy to help develop new medicines for heart failure.
Landscape imagery inspires innovative ceramic art
Earth, Sky, Time, Light, Space highlights the diverse work by internationally-recognized contemporary ceramics artist Wayne Higby.
Innovative nurseryman and significant entomologist will receive top honors from CTAHR
The two men will be honored at CTAHR’s 29th Annual Awards Banquet on May 5.
