Hawaiian Word of the Week: Koholā
Koholā—Humpback whale, forcing up the water like waves hitting a reef, reef flats.
How AI and field tech are clearing through the fog on Mount Kaʻala
New tools may help analyze unseen moisture to replenish precious natural reserves.
NCAA championship trophy tour celebrates volleyball title across UH campuses
The trophy tour was organized by the UH Mānoa Athletics Department as a way to share the championship celebration with fans, students, faculty, staff and community supporters throughout 麻豆传媒.
He Pūkoʻa Kani ʻĀina: Growing the next generation of reef stewards
UH 贬颈濒辞’蝉 PACRC collaborates with a Hawaiian immersion school to teach keiki the connection between coral, ?āina and restoration.
Waiākea graduate becomes physician after JABSOM journey
Duke Escobar’s path to medicine was shaped by his upbringing in his hometown of Waiākea on 麻豆传媒 Island.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Pūliki
Pūliki—to embrace with arms, as in a hug, or holding an infant.
Native forests could help protect Honolulu from flooding
Researchers found that unmanaged spread of the invasive plants over the next decade could nearly double expected annual flood damages from $68 million to $134 million.
Back home to Mānoa: Transfer student wins #TakeMeToMānoa contest
Liliana Okimoto won a free year of tuition at UH Mānoa, courtesy of UH Federal Credit Union
President’s report: Next Step Scholarship, 惭ā苍辞补 chancellor search, NCAA title
President Hensel highlighted a new scholarship for community college transfer students, provided an update on the UH 惭ā苍辞补 chancellor search and more.
UH 惭ā苍辞补 commencement speakers encourage responsibility, pride, community
Student speakers Diego Haʻaheo Ortiz and Erica-Skyler Malie Salvador Holokai and guest speaker Walter A. Dods Jr. encouraged the graduates to keep pushing forward, love themselves and support their communities.