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
Events throughout the month will recognize the significant role that African Americans have played in the development of society with particular emphasis on contributions to labor.
In a brand new role at her alma mater, Pele Harman has “hit the ground running,” connecting staff to cultural resources, making space for Native Hawaiian students, and raising cultural awareness.
UH Hilo is celebrating Chinese New Year (Year of Snake) with two days of events! Yesterday and today, activities and performances are being held on the library lanai.
The community is invited to observe Kalaupapa Month through events and resources, honoring and remembering a significant episode in Hawaiʻi’s history.
Decades of koa restoration efforts at Hakalau on Hawaiʻi Island have resulted in an increase in the number of endangered ʻakiapōlāʻau; koa is their favorite tree to forage in. It is a rare success story in Hawaiʻi conservation.
Informational and campus resource fairs, a goodie giveaway, a community resource event, and Sundae Social are scheduled throughout the week.
UH Hilo Director of Native Hawaiian Engagement Pele Harman shares a helpful tool to incorporate into correspondence as a small but intentional way to highlight the native language of Hawaiʻi.
The accreditation from Botanic Gardens Conservation International showcases the importance of protecting the extraordinary plants found in the UH Hilo Botanical Garden.
Grassroots, women-led nonprofit co-founded by UH Hilo alumni offers bioremediation expertise rooted in Native Hawaiian protocols
UH Hilo alum Zaq Tman, now medical student, conducts award-winning research on sustainable practices in healthcare
First-of-its-kind Pohnpei coastal water quality study conducted by UH Hilo graduate student is posthumously published
UH Hilo biology alumna Kailee Yoshimura pursues doctoral degree at UCLA
Award-winning UH Hilo alumna Whitney Aragaki inspires Hawaiʻi’s future leaders, educators
2025 Peace Corp Week: UH Hilo geography alumnus Chris Wung shares his current Peace Corp assignment in Tonga