Blending AI and culture: UH Hilo researchers use modern and ancient practices to save native birds
UH Hilo Professor of Biology Patrick Hart is employing a mix of high-tech tools and Native Hawaiian traditions to support endangered native birds.
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In memoriam: Rob Abe, longtime tech director at UH Hilo Performing Arts Center
From the scene shop to the sound board, Rob Abe influenced the course of countless performances not only in the Performing Arts Center, but in the whole community. His absence is deeply felt.
UH Hilo student pharmacists to help HMSA patients with medication management
The UH Hilo Daniel K. Inouye College of Pharmacy has signed an agreement with HMSA and University Health Partners for students to provide medication therapy management services to high-risk patients.
UH Hilo’s School of Education celebrates 19 grad students on their way to becoming teachers
Having just completed their first year of grad school, each member of the master of arts in teaching cohort are ready to apply for teacher licensure.
UH Hilo marketing class surveys local businesses about current outlooks
The students discovered that despite challenges, local entrepreneurs feel optimistic about the future, revealing that businesses are on a recovery path following the lows of the pandemic.
UH Hilo’s Division of Student Affairs releases new strategic plan for 2023-2026
The new strategic plan is based on several guiding principles that make an impact on both students and staff through the foundational values of compassion and inclusiveness.
Much Ado: UH Hilo performing arts students hone technical skills at local production of Shakespeare comedy
Shakespeare in the Park: Much Ado About Nothing began its run this past weekend, and will continue this coming weekend July 14-16 on the front lawn of the UH Hilo Performing Arts Center.
UH Hilo History Club asks for lāʻi and lei donations for project honoring leprosy patients of Kalaupapa
On Sunday, June 25, 2023, the group will be gathering to make more tī-leaf lei for the project at 1:00 to 5:00p.m. on the lānai at Kīpuka Native Hawaiian Student Center.
