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
Peter Mills and colleague Alexander Molodin have received commendation from the Historic Hawai‘i Foundation for their preservation efforts of Fort Elizabeth on Kaua‘i.
The $190,000 grant will fund three projects designed to advance Hawaiian language revitalization.
The benefit of certification is tied to the shortage of physicians and helps assure more direct patient care on Hawai‘i Island.
The baseline data this project will generate will be useful for decision makers and farmers as the state moves agriculture forward.
Farmers need to base their decisions on facts, rather than misleading or inaccurate information and activist dogma, for sustainable intensification of agriculture to achieve its potential.
Spanish professor Faith Mishina is doing research and educating her students on events in Latin America about which a great deal of Americans know nothing about, despite being held responsible.
Researcher Angel Yanagihara, a jellyfish expert, has a contract to provide it to divers with the military’s Special Forces and is willing to offer it free to the city lifeguards.
On Feb. 7, researchers presented their findings to the local community most impacted by the storm; a website provides public access to the research data.
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UH Hilo School of Nursing honors its 2025 doctoral and bachelor’s graduates