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
Students taking an astronomy course on galactic and extragalactic astrophysics traveled up Maunakea, telescopes in tow, to capture images of galaxies for the lab portion of their class.
UH Hilo researchers, over the course of many years, consistently find harmful bacteria, including staph and fecal indicator bacteria, in Hilo Bay. It gets worse during storm run-off.
The funding will support the purchase of new, cutting edge technology to expedite rapid, cost-effective analysis of volcanic eruptions, extremely important in rapid response measures for public safety.
Notable in the video featuring Kamalani Poepoe’s scientific knowledge about volcanic rocks is the discussion of Native Hawaiian ways of exploring science.
The Center for Maunakea Stewardship utilities crew cleared the road of snow with a snow blower, two snowplows, and a frontend loader.
At Harvard, Waiākea High grad Thomas Lee found his niche in seismology and became involved in research work that examined ways to extract new information out of old seismic records.
UH Hilo is an ideal place for students to experience hands-on, community- and ʻāina-engaged learning through internships.
Undergraduate Kamalani Poepoe’s summer experience will include work in UH Hilo’s geochemistry lab, learning basic computer programming skills, and aiding in eruption response at Kīlauea’s summit.
UH Hilo linguistics/Japanese studies major Healani Roback awarded Stanford University fellowship in Japan
Study Abroad: UH Hilo Japanese studies major Malcolm Fonoimoana spends year at university in Tokyo
Study Abroad: UH Hilo linguistics major discovers her “found family” in Seoul, South Korea
UH Hilo hosts statewide 42nd Phi Alpha Theta Regional Conference, students present their research
UH Hilo senior Wainohia Peloso built academic journey with ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi, performing arts, creative writing
Study Abroad: UH Hilo Hawaiian studies major Kahiau Snyder found his perspectives shifting in Aotearoa