February 5 deadline: SEED accepting grant applications for diversity and equity projects
SEED IDEAS is now accepting applications for projects that foster a more inclusive environment on campus.
UH law school graduate named law clerk for U.S. supreme court justice
UH law school graduate Kamaile Turčan chosen for prestigious law clerk position by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor.
Communications graduate assistant honored for teaching excellence
Hawaiʻi Mānoa graduate assistant Joanne Romero Loos honored with Dan J. Wedemeyer Excellence in Teaching Award
Cellular pathway that may re-energize immune cells to eliminate HIV discovered
Researchers discover immune pathway that can be targeted to increase the immune systems’ ability to eliminate HIV
Linda Furuto to be featured on PBS Hawaiʻi talk show
UH Mānoa Associate Professor Linda Furuto to be featured on PBS Hawaii’s Long Story Short on January 26.
Trevor Paglen presents How to See the Surveillance State lecture
Photographer, cinematographer, geographer and writer Trevor Paglen gives free public lecture at UH Mānoa on January 21.
Legal scholars, including Snowden’s ACLU attorney, offer public talks
UH Mānoa law school lectures to feature renowned legal scholars.
Food security focus of presentation series
UH Mānoa’s College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources presents interdisciplinary presentation series on food security.
UH Mānoa students to star in social media campaign
Video shorts solicited in contest, with grand prize winner to receive a $1,000 scholarship.
UH Cancer Center evaluates noni
UH Cancer Center researchers test if noni extract could potentially help prostate cancer.
