‘A‘ohe pau ka ‘ike i ka hālau ho‘okahi │ One learns from many sources │ A publication from the Office of the Chancellor, University of Hawai‘i at Hilo
Katie Strong’s curriculum is focused on real-world applications of chemistry, a perfect fit both for the integration of sustainability-related topics and for fun field trips for her students.
The photo of sunset from Maunakea was taken during a field trip with Kāwili Kine Cultures, a part of the Center for Global Education and Exchange at UH Hilo.
The commentary article, published in Cell, concerns the status of Asian American scientists within the world of STEM and seeks to break stereotypes.
With the goal of promoting health, wellness, and fire safety, the day launches 2023 Fire Prevention Week.
The gift from the trust of one of the largest private landowners in the state creates the Edmund C. Olson Trust No. 2 Scholarship for two years.
Five storytellers from UH Hilo and the wider community will share stories from their own lives based on the theme “Dreams.”
In film, writing, and community events, Assistant Professor of English Patsy Iwasaki keeps alive the story of heroic immigrant plantation laborer Katsu Goto.
Vulcan fans who attended the UH Hilo women’s volleyball game Sept. 21 were treated to free giveaways of honey products courtesy of the university’s beekeeping program.
UH Hilo alumna Katie Strong now teaches chemistry and the science of sustainability at her alma mater
UH Hilo biology student U‘i Barongan co-authors commentary on Asian Americans in STEM
Katsu Goto Legacy Week honors memory of Hāmākua Hero
National Honey Month: UH Hilo student beekeepers and Vulcan athletes team up for sweet game giveaways
3 years/70 episodes: UH Hilo biologist Patrick Hart’s popular podcast on Hawai‘i native birds marks milestone
UH Hilo English professor and her students present their work at Paris conference
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