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
The new certificate program in applied social science will focus on preparing students with skills needed for competitive employment opportunities and community projects.
From developing AI chatbots to surveying coral reefs, student interns gain new knowledge and skills while contributing to their fields and communities.
This year’s Constitution Day events aimed to help UH Hilo students and Waiākea High School students understand the importance of active engagement in democracy.
Everyone enjoyed music, arts and crafts, poetry, singing, dancing, qigong, mahjong, shuttlecock kicking, Chinese yoyo, and more.
Over at the UH Hilo farm in Panaʻewa, students are getting hands-on lessons in beekeeping. The program is so buzz worthy, a renowned chef is helping to foster this next generation of beekeepers.
Since 2012, “Mālama Maunakea Volunteer Invasive Species Weed Pull” events have helped protect resources on Maunakea.
The story map presents alarming data through interactive multimedia, but also delves into how the Puakō community is working together to solve the water quality problems and restore the reef.
Amaya Hirata and Kawai Smith will represent the Big Island Press Club, serving as the “eyes and ears” of the public at the counting center in Hilo, Nov. 5.
UH Hilo international students gain experience, contribute through internships
Photos: UH Hilo celebrates 2024 Constitution Day with five days of events
Photos: UH Hilo’s 2024 Chinese Moon Festival Celebration
Hoʻokamaʻāina: New faculty and staff orientation includes a day’s excursion to cultural sights in Hilo
Video: PBS show on buzz worthy beekeeping program at UH Hilo
Vulcan Challenge 2024: UH Hilo Athletics Department kicks off fundraiser
Two UH Hilo poli-sci students to serve as official observers on Election Day