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
Geography student Jesse Tabor is doing bee research with his mentor Jonathan Koch (a UH Hilo alumnus now a post doc at his alma mater). The research could prove to be critical to preserving Hawai‘i native bee populations.
Celebrating National Coming Out Day, Oct. 11, 2019, there were informational tables set up on the Campus Center Plaza, and a photo booth, games, food and “Coming Out Open Mic” fun inside the center.
Students in the program engage in scientifically rigorous research grounded in Indigenous or native cultural practices and knowledge.
In a new hybrid system, students who live on Hawaiʻi Island receive their classroom learning in a more traditional way, while students on neighbor islands now have access through a videoconferencing system.
Environmental science major Zoë Whitney is producing a documentary film on the global movement to revitalize Indigenous languages.
The “Jan Ken Po” collection includes work by alumna Margo Ray along with several students and other alum of the UH Hilo art program.
A scholar in settler colonial studies, Leanne Day says whatever the medium, whether it is a book or slam poetry, she hopes her students will be inspired to engage in critical self-reflection.
Iowa State student Leah Riese says while at UH Hilo she was immersed in the culture and took every opportunity she could to get involved.
With an infusion of funds, UH Hilo’s data science lab is transforming into a scientist-centered AI lab
Photos: 2026 International Women’s Day at UH Hilo
Study Abroad: UH Hilo Hawaiian studies major Kahiau Snyder found his perspectives shifting in Aotearoa
How does one multi-talented Hawaiian studies major want to change the world? Decolonize Western theater, create a new vision
Study Abroad: UH Hilo business admin major Hāweo Glassco studies for a year at University of Essex
Video and photos: 2026 International Night