Heart failure therapy patent awarded to medical school researcher
Patent issued to UH Mānoa’s Alexander Stokes for his new treatment method for heart failure
Students receive free textbooks as part of 15 to Finish initiative
Eighteen students from across the UH System won free textbooks in the 15 to Finish UH Bookstores promotion.
UH Mānoa receives top ranking for earth and environmental science
UH Mānoa ranked 15th in the world for earth and environmental science, according to this year’s Nature Index
School of Medicine scholars featured in Kahanamoku: A Legacy of Healing
TV special Kahanamoku: A Legacy of Healing tells the story of the inspirational Nadine Kahanamoku and the JABSOM Kahanamoku scholars.
Architecture school and Nagaoka Institute of Design formalize exchange program
UH Mānoa School of Architecture and Nagaoka Institute of Design participate in Memorandum of Agreement signing ceremony
UH Mānoa student Haunani Kane fulfills lifelong dream on Great Barrier Reef
UH Mānoa graduate student and Polynesian Voyaging Society apprentice navigator Haunani Kane fulfills her lifelong dream of exploring the Great Barrier Reef.
How South Korea became a global trendsetter topic of upcoming talk
The UH Mānoa School of Communications presents Manufacturing Cool: How South Korea Became a Global Trendsetter by Euny Hong.
UH researchers return with latest El Nino data from the central equatorial Pacific
UH Mānoa research team finds that small-scale ocean mixing has large impact.
2011 Nobel Prize winner to speak at UH Cancer Center symposium
Bruce Beutler, the 2011 Nobel Prize winner in medicine, will speak at the Bridging the Cancer World Symposium on Thursday, August 20.
Reef to table: Researchers discover the true value of small-scale reef fisheries
New study by UH Mānoa researchers finds that small-scale fisheries provide large-scale benefits to communities.
