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
In her new book, Assistant Professor Meiser takes a close and personal look at how knowledge, power, and interpersonal skills determine who succeeds in commercial kitchens.
The College of Arts and Sciences held its annual Student Award Convocation Celebration on May 4, 2023.
In the sociology course “Food and Society,” students study food insecurity (a lack of access to enough food for every person in a household to live an active, healthy life) and that theme was prominent at their teach-in event.
The new book brings together country experts with negotiation specialists to apply negotiation theory to the North Korea denuclearization process.
Over the course of a quick three years, Todd Inouye arrived at UH Hilo, was promoted, received tenure, and became director of the university’s business and economics college.
The purpose of the annual Career Fair is for UH Hilo students to meet potential employers, build professional connections, and network to find internships and career opportunities.
The class, Interdisciplinary Studies: Kuleana and Community, encourages students and instructors alike to strengthen their connections to UH Hilo, the community of Hilo, and Hawai‘i Island as a whole.
“Learning is a community endeavor where students can play with concepts and make it make sense to them,” says Katherine Young, new chair of UH Hilo’s Department of Justice program.
UH Hilo alumna receives nation’s highest STEM teaching award
Athlete, coach, educator, scholar: UH Hilo alumnus Andy Liebner runs Athens Marathon while doctoral student in Greece
UH Hilo alumna Leinani Lozi named PBN 40 Under 40 honoree
Thinking globally, acting locally: UH Hilo poli-sci alum Michael Taylor focuses on Hawaiʻi’s place in Pacific regionalism
UH Hilo alumna Maria Steadmon talks about marine science, pathogens, and softball
UH Hilo marine science alumna Julia Hill interns on expedition mapping Pacific seafloor
UH Hilo alumna, conservation biologist Joanna Wu studies survival rates of North American songbirds