‘A‘ohe pau ka ‘ike i ka hālau ho‘okahi │ One learns from many sources │ A publication from the Office of the Chancellor, University of Hawai‘i at Hilo
The upcoming episode of Wailau, a storytelling series produced by UH Hilo, will be staged live in front of an audience on campus, Nov. 18. Storytellers will explore new beginnings, life changes, fresh starts and adventures.
The Hawai‘i-Alaska collaboration provides a way for scientists and students to explore steep watershed ecosystems found in both locales that are seemingly different but actually quite similar.
The federal math and science grant supports first-generation students and students who come from low-income families who are interested in STEM fields around Hawai‘i Island as they explore and prepare for college.
The grants support first-generation students and students who come from low-income families around Hawai‘i Island as they explore and prepare for college.
A group of talented faculty, staff, students, and alumni from UH Hilo brought home a silver from the 43rd annual Telly Awards.
The goal of the conference is to inspire technology-based solutions that increase productivity and efficiency for smallholder farms in the tropics.
U.S. Senator Schatz brought the committee to Hilo to hear directly about successes, challenges, and recommendations for advancing Native Hawaiian education, tradition and culture, economic development, and the arts.
Rather than a live event for this year’s Keaka Hawaiian Language Theatre Festival, crews are producing the film Wordsworth, an ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i musical based on the beloved children’s books by author Frances H. Kakugawa.
UH Hilo celebrates 2022 Indigenous Peoples’ Day with workshops and film, Oct. 10
PHOTOS: UH Hilo celebrates 2022 Constitution Day with a week of events
UH Hilo’s Performing Arts Center announces 2022-23 Season of Events, LIVE and IN-PERSON performances!UH Hilo storytelling series Wailau emerges from the pandemic LIVE in November!
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