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
About her time at UH Hilo — through the challenges of courses, research, and community service — Angel Wood says, “I feel that everyone worked together to help.”
Prof. Lundblad, who researches active lava flows on Hawaiʻi Island, sees “a sawtooth pattern”: the ground tilt increases over the course of a week or so, an eruption happens, it drops, and then immediately starts to rebuild again.
Chancellorʻs Scholar Rosemary Bearden is about to embark into a career on Hawaiʻi Island born of her lifelong interest in native Hawaiian plants and animals.
UH Hilo’s bioacoustics lab was the perfect fit for Amanda Navine in graduate school. She worked and conducted research there, and following graduation moved seamlessly into her career as the lab’s acoustic bioinformatics specialist.
The agricultural fair and symposium showcased students’ knowledge, skills, collaborative research, and community-based projects.
In addition to his scientific studies, student Jeffrey Kromer also is an author of fiction under pen name Raven Daegmorgan. In a creative mix of his majors (astronomy and English), Kromer will present his scientific work under his pen name.
Associate Professor of Data Science and Business Administration Sukhwa Hong’s program and course development is infused with the topic of his own research: The use of AI to enhance communication, understanding, and ethics.
Four anthropology students and their professors attended the annual Society for Applied Anthropology conference and presented their research projects.
UH Hilo students in peer-based mentoring program distribute food to local communities
UH System News Image of the Week: UH Hilo ʻāina-based internship program’s first huakaʻi of summer
UH Hilo hosts faculty development program designed to boost students’ career readiness
UH Hilo celebrates renaming Mookini Library’s Hawaiian Collection in honor of beloved Kumu Edith Kanakaʻole
UH Hilo School of Education celebrates first-year grad students, now ready for teacher licensure
Column by Chancellor Irwin: We celebrate our graduates
UH Hilo School of Nursing honors its 2025 doctoral and bachelor’s graduates