UH Hilo researchers partner with Puakō community to improve human and coral reef health
UH Hilo marine scientists and students collaborate with the local community to understand pollution threats and develop effective conservation programs at Puakō.
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Pinning ceremony for UH Hilo nursing graduates
A family-oriented event, the pinning is a traditional ceremony of induction into the profession of nursing.
Hōkūpa‘a Collaborative Youth Forum held in West Hawai‘i
The Hōkūpa‘a Youth Discussion Forum brought together representatives from 11 middle and high schools of West Hawai‘i to discuss the big issues that are keeping young people in the area from reaching their full potential.
Students present applied learning and research to peers and faculty
UH Hilo 2015 Applied Learning Summit: Students take pride in presenting what they’ve accomplished.
UH Hilo 2015 Scholarship Celebration
The banquet celebrated the generosity of members of the lcoal community who are doing their part in making higher education accessible for everyone.
Photos: Earth Fair at UH Hilo is all about engaging school children
Many of the Earth Fair’s activities and exhibitors focused on engaging school children, ranging from kindergarten to the 12th grade.
Photo essay: Concerns about TMT voiced at BOR meeting
While respect and aloha were shown, testimony occasionally included direct criticism and pointed challenges to the BOR and UH.
Commentary by Manulani Aluli Meyer: Kapu Aloha for Maunakea, a discipline of compassion
Mountains, along with their cultural roots in practice and inspiration, extends the central idea of “E Nihi Kahele: Maintaining a Kapu Aloha for Mauna Kea,” held at UH Hilo on April 9, 2015.
