‘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
The seven students’ studies for the eight-day immersion program focused on the theme “Engaging with a Sustainable Island Future: Nurturing Global Leadership for Sustainability of the Pacific Island Region.”
During Merrie Monarch Festival, the public is invited to UH Hilo’s ʻImiloa Astronomy Center for presentations and workshops with experts in hula, mele, and Hawaiian arts.
The authors find that the biological potential of ʻūhaloa (Waltheria indica) metabolites supports the traditional use of the plant for the treatment of inflammatory-related disorders.
Jeffrey Tomas says his studies and experience at UH Hilo contributed to his decision to join the Peace Corps.
“Students get excited when the wisdom of their ancestors is acknowledged and celebrated,” says political scientist and educator Tim Hansen about teaching the culturally-infused course.
The agreement is intended to spur cooperation between the two universities through virtual classroom collaboration and faculty research.
The annual event spans over four decades, showcasing performances from the many different cultures and countries represented at UH Hilo.
The summit drew educators from 14 U.S. states and Guam (representing 25 languages) and federal officials from the Office of Indian Education to discuss the achievements and challenges of Native American language medium programs.
UH Hilo students spend spring break in Okinawa to learn about sustainable development and leadershipUH Hilo pharmacy researchers publish findings on anti-inflammatory properties of native plantUH Hilo political science department to launch new course on Indigenous conflict resolutionUH Hilo signs Memorandum of Understanding with Eastern Samar State University, Philippines
Marine conservationist Julie Packard speaks at UH Hilo: “The two keys to sustainable fishing are good science and good government”
Art exhibition: “Exploring Conceptual Possibilities: Black Inner Vision,” at UH Hilo Campus Center, open to public
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