La Niña is not helping Hawaiʻi’s rainfall and groundwater
New research determined that the relationship between La Niña and rainfall in Hawaiʻi has changed and recent La Niña years have brought less-than-normal rainfall.
University of Hawaiʻi celebrates international education week
The University of Hawaiʻi joins universities nationwide and more than 100 countries in celebrating International Education Week 2015, November 16–20.
Center on Aging receives $1 million grant for Alzheimer’s Disease Initiative
Hawaiʻi is one of 11 states to receive grant from U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Spiritual side of indigenous ocean sports explored
UH Hilo professor Harald Barkhoff researches link between traditional ocean sports, spirituality and connectedness to indigenous environments.
Building healthcare workforce pipeline focus of UH medical school grants
UH Mānoa’s John A. Burns School of Medicine awarded more than $5 million to fund programs aimed at preparing young people in Hawaiʻi for health careers.
More launches ahead for UH’s Hawaiʻi Space Flight Laboratory
The UH Mānoa Hawaiʻi Space Flight Laboratory prepares for five space launches in the next two years with more opportunities on the horizon.
Educational experience of veterans honored alongside service
Hawaiʻi Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard spoke at an event at UH Mānoa, honoring the experience of student veterans.
Small business expert Reg Baker wraps up entrepreneurship speaker series
UH Mānoa’s Pacific Asian Center for Entrepreneurship presents final event of the Entrepreneurship Live Fall 2015 Speaker Series.
Lessons from Katrina and implications for Hawaiʻi focus of upcoming event
Ten years after Hurricane Katrina, expert panelists from a variety of disciplines discuss lessons learned and their implications in Hawaiʻi.
Modeling vog for Hawaiʻi
UH researchers detail the development and utility of a computer model for the dispersion of volcanic smog or “vog.”
