Watch: Read Across America Day, UH Hilo Vulcans take Dr. Seuss virtual
Over the years, Vulcan student-athletes have read to more than 10,000 keiki in-person, and now they can add virtual readings to that total.
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
Over the years, Vulcan student-athletes have read to more than 10,000 keiki in-person, and now they can add virtual readings to that total.
In Episode 5, educator and kumu hula Ryan McCormack talks about the great ʻŌlaʻa forest of Puna.
In Episode 4 of the podcast series, Ākeamakamae Kiyuna shares a moʻolelo (story) of two sisters that takes place ma uka (upland) at two prominent puʻu (hills) in Hilo.
The purpose of Study Abroad Day is to celebrate and bring awareness to the benefits and impact of Study Abroad.
The videos are designed to give viewers an immersive approach to learning ‘ōlelo using common Hawaiian words and place names found in Hilo and Hawaiʻi Island.
The research of Lauren Kapono includes not only scientific discovery of the salt water limpet but also the cultural, community, and personal impacts of climate change on coastal residents.