UH Hilo dean Randy Hirokawa writing book on Hawai‘i’s plantation families
Hirokawa is currently seeking input from residents willing to share their first-hand knowledge.
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Model program expands role of pharmacists in tracking high risk patients
In the Pharm2Pharm program, administered by UH Hilo and carried out over three years in select areas statewide, pharmacists play a much more personal and proactive role in overseeing high risk patients’ medication routines.
UH Hilo student’s design chosen winner for 2015 HI Pride T-Shirt
The winning design for the UH systemwide contest comes from UH Hilo student Niki Thomas of Las Vegas, Nevada.
UH Hilo alumna is member of 2015 Teach for America-Hawai‘i cohort, now teaching this fall on Hawai‘i Island
Debra Cannoles, with a BBA from UH Hilo, is part of a group of 30 new teachers, all members of Teach For America-Hawai‘i now joining the education force on Hawai‘i Island.
Video: Interviews with Rat Lungworm Disease survivors
Hawai‘i Island, more specifically the Puna District on the east side of the island, has been ground zero for human cases of angiostrongyliasis, or rat lungworm disease, for the past 10-15 years. Listen to survivors tell their stories.
Photos: UH Hilo hosts statewide conservation conference this week, with themes of collaboration and partnership
The theme of the 23rd Annual Hawai‘i Conservation Conference focused on bringing people together to strengthen collaborative stewardship of island resources into the future.
New book showcases beauty of Maunakea
Michael J. West’s engaging commentary brings the past and present to life, showcasing the many remarkable discoveries made by the observatories atop Maunakea.
Nani Munekata wins scholarship and attends summer institute on financial aid
Munekata says meeting people and sharing ideas at the conference is one of the best ways to enhance knowledge and improve understanding in the field of financial aid
