Support, resources for students and employees impacted by severe weather
“Please know that the university is committed to supporting members of our UH ʻohana during this time.”
“Please know that the university is committed to supporting members of our UH ʻohana during this time.”
Contribute today to directly help UH students, faculty and staff impacted by flooding.
Cumulative rainfall maps from the Âé¶¹´«Ã½ Mesonet showcased totals across the island chain, with the highest localized rainfall reaching up to 62 inches.
Large areas of former plantation lands are vulnerable to fires.
Pacific Disaster Center helps strengthen early warnings and landslide risk awareness in Colombia.
All UH campuses are closed. All in-person and online classes are canceled.
Gift also advances land stewardship research to reduce future wildfire risk.
The Huʻakaʻi Program gave 40-plus Waipahu Intermediate students hands-on emergency response experience.
Most residents think they are prepared for a disaster, but research reveals widespread vulnerability.
The County of Kauaʻi and Âé¶¹´«Ã½ Sea Grant developed a framework to help Kauaʻi¡¯s communities prepare more effectively and support recovery following natural disasters.