UH Hilo students break ground for Native Forest Māla on campus
The ambitious student leaders have brought a renewed sense of life to the garden with 25 new species donated and planted within just a few weeks.
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STEM Exploration program inspires local youth to pursue scientific careers in Hawai‘i
Led by UH Hilo graduate student Lisa Mason, an innovative STEM program engages local high school students in scientific inquiry to light the first sparks toward careers in science here in Hawai‘i.
Panel of women researchers discuss ethics in managing invasive species
Panel: Without analyzing the intersectionality of species’ relationships to all environmental factors, including invasive species, restorative practices can be skewed.
WATCH: 2022 Women in Science Conference focuses on intersectionality in conservation work
The conference panels, with local women scientists, focused discussion on the scientific work as women, especially where there is involvement with the local community.
Tobias Irish receives tenure at UH Hilo School of Education
Associate Professor of Education Tobias Irish educates his students to be culturally responsive teachers in Hawai’i schools.
Neurobiologist Stan Nakanishi, Hilo High grad to tenure at UH Hilo
At the foundation of Stan Nakanishi’s teaching and research is an ethos of always connecting culture and community in his work. “There are lots of interconnections among people, ideas, and goals. Just acknowledging and appreciating those connections has some benefit.”
UH Hilo’s new interim dean of pharmacy college sets priorities
Miriam Mobley Smith is here to help UH Hilo’s pharmacy college transition between deans and envision the future.
UH Hilo pharmacy alumna Cherie Chu receives tenure at her alma mater
Associate Professor Cherie Chu was the first UH Hilo pharmacy alumni to sign on as full faculty and is the first to receive tenure.
