Photos: Pua Kalikimaka! UH Hilo’s agricultural college holds Poinsettia Plant Sale
The event featured both red and white poinsettias grown by UH Hilo ag students at the university’s Agricultural Farm Laboratory in Panaʻewa.
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
The event featured both red and white poinsettias grown by UH Hilo ag students at the university’s Agricultural Farm Laboratory in Panaʻewa.
Through this semester’s meet and greet, home-cooked meals, sightseeing trips, shopping and other activities on Hawaiʻi Island, international students feel welcomed by local host families.
Hosted by the art department at UH Hilo, the exhibition is one of the most prestigious juried printmaking shows in the country.
Visiting scholar Maria Armoudian, from the University of Aukland, New Zealand, was on campus for a month sharing her expertise on human rights and environmental policy.
The students visited Gilbert Kahele Recreation Area (fun!), Waikoloa Plaza (food and shopping), Hapuna Beach Park (more fun!), and Puʻukoholā Heiau and Visitor Center (to learn some Hawaiʻi Island history).
The talk, “UH Hilo’s Role in the Community,” is part of the Kuleana and Community Weekly Talk Story gatherings. This is the final talk of the semester.
Participants in the workshop found that, although the basic strokes look easy, it is rather difficult to control the brush, the amount of ink and the absorbency of the paper.
Student writers at Ke Kalahea earned a second place, two third places, and an honorable mention in its division from College Media Association, the nation’s largest organization dedicated to serving collegiate media.