UH Hilo’s annual Spring Food Drive exceeds goal with one week to go
Food insecurity is a serious issue in local communities and COVID-19 has only increased that need.
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Three UH Hilo English students present their research at prestigious symposium
The three students—Emily Burkhart, Alexander Coley, and Kiaria Zoi Nakamura, all graduating this spring—presented their research on Cli-Fi and Shakespeare.
Tourism professor develops agritourism app to engage visitors with state’s farming community
The purpose of the app is to help develop the capacity of agritourism in Hawai‘i by connecting visitors and residents to agricultural activities such as farm tours, farmers’ markets, agricultural festivals and events.
UH Hilo launches online map of campus gardens
The website invites all members of the campus community “to participate in garden projects so they might learn about native plants, history, and the host culture, while getting their hands in the dirt, finding new ways to spend time in nature.”
UH Hilo whale researcher Adam Pack guides PBS film crew documenting sharks in Hawai‘i
While filming a Nature episode on “Sharks in Hawaii,” filmmakers gathered footage of UH Hilo animal behaviorist Adam Pack’s work to discuss interactions between humpback whales and tiger sharks.
UH Hilo marine scientist sets up underwater livestream in waters off Kona
Marine scientist John Burns and collaborators hope to develop the platform into one of the world’s most advanced underwater observatories.
UH Hilo art professor and students help paint mural at Hilo Farmers Market
The colorful work depicting fruits and other produce of Hawai‘i Island is designed by local artist Kristie Fujiyama Kosmides.
Students collect fault data near Kīlauea caldera
Students from UH Hilo spent Saturday exploring and recording data at a series of faults located near Kīlauea caldera.
