PACE celebrates next-phase student entrepreneurs
Bright minds transform raw ideas into commercial realities through PACE.
Bright minds transform raw ideas into commercial realities through PACE.
In today?s world, being a ‘doer’ may be the only credential that matters.
Mercy Cheng said her experience at UH Mānoa transformed not only her education, but also her confidence.
Student entrepreneurs from across Hawai?i earned top honors at the 2026 UH Venture Competition finals at ²Ñ¨¡²Ô´Ç²¹.
The winning team focused on a grassroots community campaign designed to be both budget-friendly and ready for immediate rollout.
Abara and Cobb source many of their ingredients from Âé¶¹´«Ã½ farmers they know and trust.
The series brings together students, founders and professionals working across sustainability-focused sectors.
Fashion design and merchandising students Amelie Berg and Skylar Conley have each been awarded a Kalo Grant.
Interactive activities and panel discussion help students build essential workforce skills.
The competition highlighted PACE¡¯s mission to bridge academic learning with practical, work-based problem-solving.