West O?ahu land sale and more in the news
The UH Board of Regents’ approval of the sale of land to the Roman Catholic Church is among UH events and activities highlighted in news coverage during the past week.
HIV/AIDS diagnosis in Native Hawaiians concerns researchers
Researchers at the UH medical school’s Â鶹´«Ã½ Center for AIDS report on the disparity in the disease’s diagnosis rate amongst the Native Hawaiian population.
Medical school professor appointed editor of national journal
John A. Burns School of Medicine Professor Timothy Dye appointed editor-in-chief of the Maternal and Child Health Journal.
Regents¡¯ medal for teaching awarded
The Regents’ Medal for Excellence in Teaching awarded to 15 faculty members across the UH system.
Be a Scientist Night reaches out to disadvantaged youth
UH Mānoa students team up with the Institute for Human Services and others to bring STEM program to disadvantaged and homeless youth.
October 2012 anniversaries
The University of Â鶹´«Ã½ celebrates October 2012 faculty and staff anniversaries
UH News November segments air on OCSports
UH News on OCSports features news segments for November.
Angel Tree spreads the Christmas spirit
The Associated Students of the University of Â鶹´«Ã½ hope to provide gifts for more than 100 angels.
Scientists uncover startling flood vulnerability
UH Mānoa’s Kolja Rotzoll and Charles Fletcher show that low-lying coastal areas may be vulnerable to groundwater flooding.
²Ñ¨¡²Ô´Ç²¹ library patrons must plan for winter break
UH library patrons are encouraged to check out the materials before winter break.
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