Boo! UH Hilo Performing Arts Center presents Scary Scenarios 2021, free streaming Oct. 25-31
UH Hilo’s Scary Scenarios 2021, starring student performers, is scheduled for online streaming Oct. 25-31, 2021.
UH Hilo marketing office officially launches new brand concept for university
UH Hilo’s new branding concept speaks to the university’s values and strengths with the student at the piko, or center, of its message.
Camlyn Masuda receives tenure at UH Hilo’s Daniel K. Inouye College of Pharmacy
Researcher, teacher, and practicing pharmacist Camlyn Masuda’s driving passion is patient care and health for the people of Hawai’i.
Weekly Newsletter for Faculty and Staff, Oct. 19, 2021
Featured in this week’s issue of Ha‘ilono o UH Hilo (News of UH Hilo): David Sing, Ozan Atalag, Maya Munstermann, Angela Fa‘anunu, Patricia Hensley, Adam Pack, Steve Lundblad, and Kiha Stevens.
County approves limited vaccinated fans at Vulcan games
The County of Hawaiʻi will allow 500 fans at each volleyball and soccer game played at the UH Hilo baseball stadium or Vulcan gym. Vaccination, masks, and social distancing are required.
Nursing alumna Patricia Hensley receives tenure at UH Hilo
Assistant Professor Patricia Hensley plans to build on her research and continue contributing to UH Hilo’s School of Nursing.
David Sing honored with national award for his work in Native Hawaiian education
David Sing, an emeritus specialist at UH Hilo known for creating programs that allow Native Hawaiian students to believe “anything and everything is possible,” is the recipient of the 2021 National Indian Education Association Lifetime Achievement Award.
Prof. of Japanese Studies Yoshiko Okuyama reframes disability in manga; Cornell University to host virtual talk Oct. 18
Prof. Okuyama wrote the book on reframing disability in manga. She’ll be giving a virtual talk on manga’s portrayals of deaf characters, hosted by Cornell University, Oct. 18.
