‘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
I took a class called Introduction to News Writing and Reporting; my instructor was the first person who told me I was an excellent writer and should continue on a career path in writing.
UH Hilo English instructor Patsy Iwasaki tells the story of an immigrant plantation laborer who was lynched in 1889 in the town of Honoka‘a on Hawai‘i Island. The anti-Asian issues surrounding Katsu Goto’s life and death are relevant today even after 130 years.
The awards recognize the contributions students have made in their leadership roles on campus and acknowledges those who show strong evidence of future leadership potential.
Karla Hayashi says literacy is not just about language and composition, it’s about how to use skills and knowledge to make effective change for the better.
Jim Mike, new dean at the College of Natural and Health Sciences, believes leadership is not about telling people what to do, it’s about finding direction.
Braden Savage is a writer and playwright, director, active in student clubs and events, and has received numerous awards for his outstanding work.
UH Hilo nursing alum, Hawai‘i Army National Guard veteran, chief nursing officer at Hilo Medical Center: Arthur Sampaga Jr., knows the meaning of service.
The astronomy education and outreach program inspires and teaches schoolchildren to explore science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields by developing literacy in science.
UH Hilo students spend spring break in Okinawa to learn about sustainable development and leadership
UH Hilo pharmacy researchers publish findings on anti-inflammatory properties of native plant
UH Hilo political science department to launch new course on Indigenous conflict resolution
UH 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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