ʻAʻohe pau ka ʻike i ka hālau hoʻokahi │ One learns from many sources │ A web publication from the Office of the Chancellor, University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo
Working with a small budget, students in three English classes analyzed, wrote proposals, selected and purchased children’s books to be donated to Tūtū and Me, a local nonprofit for keiki.
As someone personally involved in the diaspora of Native Hawaiians, Leilani Badamo returned to Hawaiʻi to reconnect with the culture and ka ʻāina.
The annual event honors academic excellence and outstanding achievements of students from all departments at the College of Arts and Sciences.
The Māla and Mālama ʻĀina work — cleaning up the gardens surrounding the Performing Arts Center — was not just giving back to the UH Hilo community, but the greater Hawaiʻi Island.
Malcolm Fonoimoana’s interest in Japan and its language started during his high school days at Konawaena. He graduates this month with a bachelor’s degree in Japanese studies.
UH Hilo celebrated Earth Day on April 22 with an Earth Day Fair for keiki and Conservation Career Day for undergraduates.
A connoisseur of multiple languages, Imehana Villas-Boas jumped at the chance to study abroad at Hankuk University’s Foreign Studies in Seoul, South Korea.
Waiākea High School grad Ann Inouye says her study abroad experience shaped her mindset in lasting ways, especially through exposure to Japanese philosophies and values.
Rescue dogs to the rescue! UHHSA senator launches “Pause for Paws” where pups help pharmacy students decompress
UH Hilo geologist Lis Gallant finds characteristics of lava flows some of her most interesting discoveries
UH Hilo master printmaker Jon Goebel puts finishing touches on massive 3D coral display
Just published: UH Hilo-led study documents sewage pollution in Hilo nearshore waters, from Keaukaha to Honoliʻi
UH Hilo Performing Arts Center announces Fall 2026 mini-season: Dance, comedy, spooky stories, and The Grinch!