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The has been recognized among the world¡¯s top colleges and universities for global visibility in a new international ranking that measures public attention and online reach.

The 2026–27 , released July 22 by American Caldwell, ranked UH Mānoa No. 208 worldwide and No. 103 in the United States. Only a little more than 1,200 institutions worldwide were included in the rankings from among the world’s , placing UH Mānoa among the top 1% globally.

The rankings complement traditional academic rankings by measuring universities¡¯ global visibility over a 12-month period. The study analyzed institutions across all 193 U.N.-recognized countries using indicators such as news mentions, public interest, website visitors, social media reach and YouTube engagement.

According to American Caldwell, the 2026–27 edition is the first visibility-based ranking to include institutions from every country recognized by the U.N. The study tracked tens of thousands of data points across six visibility indicators to evaluate universities¡¯ global reach and public engagement.

The recognition adds to a series of recent national and international honors for UH Mānoa. Earlier this year, UH¡¯s flagship campus was ranked among the world¡¯s top universities by multiple organizations, including U.S. News and World Report, Quacquarelli Symonds and Times Higher Education.

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