Storytelling takes on a new persona through modern technology. The podcast It’s Lit, hosted by Anjoli Roy and Jocelyn Ng, creates an open space for authors and artists to share their work and for audiences to tune in wherever, whenever. The roots of this podcast, along with Keao Nesmith who translates great works of literature in ʻōlelo �鶹��ý and a modern twist in plays at the Hawaiian Theatre for Youth are featured in the fall 2019 issue of the .

The issue also features Hawaiian cultural practitioner and social entrepreneur Mahina Paishon-Duarte and how she exudes the Hawaiian culture, and the Lau family of athletes ranging from wave riders to soccer players.

Read more about achievements for an autonomous hydroponic growing system with implications for space travel, Kapiʻolani Community College’s apprenticeship program impressing mayors nationwide, an increase in support for Native Hawaiian STEM students, student rocket scientists and Charlie Palumbo who works for Pūlama Lānaʻi, a company that helps manage the island’s land, assets and operations.

The bi-annual UH Magazine, published by Pacific Basin Communications in partnership with the UH Foundation, highlights alumni accomplishments and news from UH’s 10 campuses.

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An autonomous drone roves the seas for months at a time, collecting real-time data in research begun at the University of �鶹��ý in the 1980s. The Wave Glider, along with Ocean Station ALOHA and new tests for the ciguatera toxin, takes advantage of UH’s unique location for ocean research, featured in the for alumni and friends.

Also in this issue, Blue Startups founder Chenoa Farnsworth discusses women’s strengths as entrepreneurs, and �鶹��ý baseball coaches Joey Estrella and Gerald Oda discuss “what matters most.”

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Learn more about �鶹��ý high school students naming new asteroids, executive search firm founder Kathryn Inkinen’s influence on hiring in �鶹��ý, Hawaiian Resource Specialist Earl Kawaʻa’s dedication to passing along cultural traditions, and numerous UH alumni receiving honors, promotions and appointments.

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�鶹��ý’s newest generation of tastemakers, Beer Lab Hawaii’s Derek Taguchi, Kevin Teruya and Nicolas Wong, along with other next generation chefs and entrepreneurs, are highlighted in the for alumni and friends.

This issue also offers ʻIolani �ʲ���������’s Kippen de Alba Chu’s reflections on museums in the 21st century and Jim Leahey, “The Voice” of UH sports, who looks back on a 60-year career.

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The bi-annual UH Magazine, published by Pacific Basin Communications in partnership with , highlights alumni accomplishments and exciting news from UH’s 10 campuses.

Hōkū Award winners Keauhou and other young artists who are revitalizing Hawaiian music are highlighted in the for alumni and friends.

This issue also offers insight into building college sports by Athletic Directors Marilyn Moniz-Kaoʻohanohano and Ramon Goya and more on UH’s latest achievements in ground-breaking diabetes research and high-tech tools to combat rapid ʻō��ʻ�� death. Read the Nature Conservancy’s Jonathan “Koa” Kukea-Shultz’s thoughts on science and tradition, and enjoy news about other successful UH alumni.

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The presents the spring 2017 issue of for alumni and friends.

This issue features Filipinos in �鶹��ý and explores why William Domingo and his daughter Public Defender Jessica Domingo, are part of the “Rising Tide” of �鶹��ý’s now largest Asian minority. Hear what Wahine volleyball star Nohea Tano and Hilo Vulcan basketball phenom Jay Bartholomew say about starting a business. Enjoy campus updates, alumni events coverage and more.

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The and the present the fall 2016 issue of University of �鶹��ý Magazine for alumni and friends.

This issue’s feature article explores homegrown talent like Ulalia Woodside and Kini Zamora who found career success by staying in �鶹��ý. Learn more about Larry Kimura, Sabrina McKenna and Barbara Pleadwell on their mentorships, and how Kelly Majam and Howard Dashefsky bat big time in sports and life.

The bi-annual magazine highlights exciting news from the 10 campuses and celebrates UH alumni accomplishments.

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