‘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 study sought to determine if the sewage from the homes in Puakō, Hawai‘i Island, was reaching the nearshore coral reef.
The authors find that the biological potential of ʻūhaloa (Waltheria indica) metabolites supports the traditional use of the plant for the treatment of inflammatory-related disorders.
The summit drew educators from 14 U.S. states and Guam (representing 25 languages) and federal officials from the Office of Indian Education to discuss the achievements and challenges of Native American language medium programs.
Some recognized are brand new on campus and others are long-time employees moving internally into new permanent positions.
Associate Professor of Education Margary Martin’s work examines how education policies and practices facilitate or impede the socioemotional development of children and youth.
The students presented their own research on using oral histories of sea voyaging to support community engagement in climate change adaptation.
A group of scientists from Hawai‘i and Alaska are sharing cross-regional research and cultural knowledge with each other in support of climate adaptation.
Associate Professor of Computer Science Travis Mandel, who arrived at UH Hilo in 2017 and was awarded tenure this year, exposes his students to real-world research in both computer science and data science.
UH Hilo alumna Katie Strong now teaches chemistry and the science of sustainability at her alma mater
UH Hilo biology student U‘i Barongan co-authors commentary on Asian Americans in STEM
Katsu Goto Legacy Week honors memory of Hāmākua Hero
National Honey Month: UH Hilo student beekeepers and Vulcan athletes team up for sweet game giveaways
3 years/70 episodes: UH Hilo biologist Patrick Hart’s popular podcast on Hawai‘i native birds marks milestone
UH Hilo English professor and her students present their work at Paris conference
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