2023 Fall Welcome: UH Hilo welcomes new faculty and staff
“These are foremost experts in their fields, extraordinary educators and staff, and we’re proud to have them as part of our university ‘ohana.” -Chancellor Bonnie D. Irwin.
Category: Events
UH Hilo Performing Arts Center announces 2023-2024 season
The 2023-2024 season is a diverse series of presented and special events designed to engage, excite, and entertain patrons of all ages!
UH Hilo hosts STEM symposium for students from Hawai‘i and across the Pacific to present their research
The student researchers are part of a network of higher education institutions from the Pacific region with a mission to expand access to STEM careers.
UH Hilo’s Nai‘a Odachi wins Outstanding Graduate Student Oral Presentation at Hawai‘i Conservation Conference
Nai’a Odachi’s presentation on Rapid ‘Ōhi‘a Death covered her investigations at UH Hilo’s Spatial Data Analysis and Visualization Laboratories, where she conducts research as a geospatial analyst.
UH Hilo’s Mālama Honua Conference will explore Indigenous perspectives on sustainability, July 19-21. SEE UPDATE ON JULY 19 SCHEDULE.
The “2023 Mālama Honua: Indigenous Perspectives on Sustainability Conference” will be held at UH Hilo’s College of Hawaiian Language. The public is invited to attend.
Much Ado: UH Hilo performing arts students hone technical skills at local production of Shakespeare comedy
Shakespeare in the Park: Much Ado About Nothing began its run this past weekend, and will continue this coming weekend July 14-16 on the front lawn of the UH Hilo Performing Arts Center.
UH Hilo artists explore “Fear of the Unknown” at Hawai‘i State Art Museum exhibit
At the exhibit “Fear of the Unknown,” the works on display by Professor of Art Michael Marshal and UH Hilo alumna Tiana Honda are On Bird Songs and Minu Ga Hana「見ぬが花」respectively.
UH Hilo to host two conferences on sustainability: economics featured in Kona; Indigenous perspectives featured in Hilo
Kona conference is on circular economies (July 17-19); Hilo conference is on Indigenous Hawaiian and Pacific Island perspectives on sustainability (July 19-20).
