UH Hilo 2025 Spring Commencement scheduled for May 17; ecologist to keynote, psychology major is student speaker
UH Hilo Professor of Biology Becky Ostertag will keynote; psychology major Gwynne Long is student speaker.
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UH Hilo receives grant to help students obtain U.S. passport, open pathway to study abroad
The program prioritizes students in their first year without a U.S. passport; students have ample time to receive their passport and map out a study abroad plan.
With an infusion of Native Hawaiian values, UH Hilo is set to host international conference on the humanities
From the planning committee to the plenary speakers — all from the UH Hilo ʻohana — the international conference is infused with the university’s values as a multicultural, community-building, and Indigenous-serving academic institution.
UH Hilo’s agricultural college hosts Ag Fair and Student Symposium
The agricultural fair and symposium showcased students’ knowledge, skills, collaborative research, and community-based projects.
Annual Bee-Coming Sustainable event held at UH Hilo ag farm highlights beekeeping program
“Fifteen years after it’s inception, the Adopt-A Beehive program with Alan Wong is doing well in promoting the importance of honey bees to our local and global well bee-ing,” says Professor of Entomology Lorna Tsutsumi.
UH Hilo astronomy student receives NASA travel grant to present his Mars research at international event
In addition to his scientific studies, student Jeffrey Kromer also is an author of fiction under pen name Raven Daegmorgan. In a creative mix of his majors (astronomy and English), Kromer will present his scientific work under his pen name.
UH Hilo academic advisors design wellness program for peers
The Hoʻolehua Advisor Wellness program promotes connection, professional growth, and well-being among advisors so those guiding students at UH Hilo and Hawaiʻi CC receive the support they need.
Ready to perform in D.C. May 4, UH Hilo dancers featured on program cover for national festival
Student dancer Loreal Gonzales says being chosen to perform at the national festival is an honor not only for her school, her community, and her home, but for her ʻohana who lived in Kalapana.
