UH Press publishes Filipino American history journal
The journal is devoted exclusively to the identification, gathering, preservation and dissemination of Filipino American history and culture.
Large swings in past ocean oxygen revealed
Less oxygen in the water can lead to habitat loss for fish and other marine species that need oxygen to breathe.
New invasive, weedy grasses discovered across Hawai?i, some pose major fire risk
The discoveries were made over more than 50 days of fieldwork conducted across the state.
Hardships for Asian Americans in STEM highlighted by Hilo student
Biology student Taylor Barongan shared her voice on Asian Americans hardships in the STEM field through a commentary article published in July 2023 issue of Cell.
Hurricanes arriving earlier due to climate change
New research revealed that since the 1980s, category 4 and 5 hurricanes have been arriving three to four days earlier with each passing decade of climate change.
Actor, producer, marketer applies knowledge gained at Shidler to career
Christian Bowman is a 2022 UH ²Ñ¨¡²Ô´Ç²¹ master of business administration graduate.
Biochemistry innovation to aid reef restoration, management
UH Mānoa researchers created maps of coral biochemistry that reveal with detail the distribution of compounds that are integral to the healthy functioning of reefs.
National recognition for Indigenous poems
Craig Santos Perez¡¯s book, from unincorporated territory [åmot] focuses on traumatic wounds of Guam¡¯s Indigenous people.
Potentially hazardous La Ni?a weather more common, lasting longer
Five out of six La Niña events since 1998 have lasted more than one year, including an unprecedented triple-year event.
JABSOM alumna¡¯s popular COVID-19 blog becomes a book
Theresa Wee started her blog on March 23, 2020—the day Gov. David Ige ordered the first lockdown—and continued through December 2020.