REVIEW: “Hilo: Da Musical,” Hilo in all its zany glory, at the UH Hilo theatre
Playwright and director Jackie Johnson brings to life a colorful cast of characters to enact the everyday magic, cultural hodgepodge, and at times wackiness of Hilo.
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
Playwright and director Jackie Johnson brings to life a colorful cast of characters to enact the everyday magic, cultural hodgepodge, and at times wackiness of Hilo.
Oxford is the next step for Evan Matsuyama in his ambition to earn a master of arts in history and eventually a doctor of philosophy.
Colin Hourihan, who serves at the U.N. World Food Programme, will give two public talks about his career, April 7 and 9.
Margo Ray is busy in the Hawai‘i Island art community, exhibiting her art throughout the state, curating and jurying art exhibitions, and teaching art workshops.
The cohort was trained to make possible the creation of cultural leadership through hula, part of a UH System initiative to make UH a leader in indigenous education.
Anne Chung graduated from UH Hilo with a bachelor of arts in Japanese studies, a minor in business administration, and a teaching certificate.
The UH Hilo Heritage Center in Honokaʻa is a vital resource in efforts to preserve the historic and cultural places of the area.
The former flow front stopped just short of the Pāhoa Transfer Station early last month, creating a perfect viewing area for the public.