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
Hawaiʻi Island was chosen as a primary training location for thousands of Peace Corps volunteers in the 1960s and UH Hilo’s precursor — UH-Hilo Branch — contributed greatly to the training program.
Meiji University is one of UH Hilo’s important exchange partners for both student and faculty exchange programs.
The visit was part of President Hensel’s systemwide tour of UH’s 10 campuses, meeting with students, faculty and staff across the state in her first 90 days.
Meet and Greet offered students the chance to find work or internships close to home, while providing local employers with a valuable talent pool.
Happy Valentine’s Day from the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo! In this year’s Valentine Vignettes, a delightful cast of characters remind us that love comes in many forms.
The dinosaur exhibition combines lifelike animatronics, fossil replicas, and cutting-edge interactive displays to create an unforgettable adventure.
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.
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.
2025 Peace Corps Week: UH Hilo hosted several events featuring former Peace Corps volunteers with ties to Hawaiʻi Island
2025 Peace Corp Week: UH Hilo geography alumnus Chris Wung shares his current Peace Corp assignment in Tonga
President Ueno and delegation from Meiji University in Japan visit UH Hilo, discuss ongoing student and faculty exchange
UH Hilo anthropology alumna Marina Foster finds her calling in health research
Meet & Greet: UH Hilo alumni, now local employers, help connect students to internships, work
Student Exchange and Study Abroad: One UH Hilo student’s story on how the programs changed her life
Pele Harman defines new role as UH Hilo’s director of Native Hawaiian engagement