Planet before profit: Indigenous food systems as models of sustainability
A new book co-edited by UH researcher Noa Lincoln explores how Indigenous food systems can serve as models for social and ecological resilience.
Missing Y gene linked to male infertility
The new UH research offers significant implications for understanding reproductive health.
Ea in the stacks: Indigenizing library spaces at Hale La?akea
Hale Laʻakea Library at Windward CC is working to design a place of belonging for Native Hawaiian students.
UH plan for Moku o Lo?e models climate resilience, Indigenous stewardship
HIMB has produced a plan to prepare Moku o Loʻe (Coconut Island) for predicted sea-level rise, providing a template for how other islands can do the same.
3 ‘Bows earn Big West women’s volleyball honors
Chaʻlei Reid, Bri Gunderson and Adrianna Arquette were recognized with Big West weekly awards.
Strengthening pilina: Upcoming events and support
Featured in this semester¡¯s programming include brave space dialogues, Pilina Circles, and the start of a “Faith in Turbulent Times” series.
Psychedelic therapy training prepares future social workers
Psychedelic therapy content is being introduced this fall in the social work program to prepare future mental health professionals.
From peak to peril: Recession risks mounting, UHERO reports
A new UHERO blog warns the U.S. economy may be shifting from growth to recession as key indicators weaken and employment falters.
UH ²Ñ¨¡²Ô´Ç²¹ alumna¡¯s feature film graces the big screen
Producer Keʻalohi Lee Lucero¡¯s Paper Bag Plan is coming to Consolidated Theatres Ward on September 18.
Pure mathematics to pattern recognition, UH research earns $211K NSF support
Running through 2027, the project focuses on conformal and quasiconformal mappings.