UH Hilo Chancellor Don Straney keynotes Coming Out Day
Chancellor Straney was keynote speaker at UH Hilo’s Coming Out Day event, where he shared his personal experience as a gay man in higher education.
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UH Hilo graduate students selected as conservation fellows
The two-year fellowships for Hawaiʻi high school graduates will help increase the number of professionals pursuing environmental resource management careers.
Photos: UH Hilo 2016 Barrio Fiesta
The UH Hilo community celebrates the richness of Filipino heritage and culture.
Study shows pharmacists can save millions in cost by reducing medication-related mishaps among the elderly
The study, headed by the UH Hilo pharmacy college, confirms pharmacists are underused and underappreciated in the current Hawai‘i healthcare system.
Two UH Hilo geology students go on a “lunar mission”
Mock experiments included remotely operating a planetary rover from a mission control center in Hilo, navigating rocky, lunar-like terrain and gathering environmental data.
UH Hilo business & communication student Christine Presiados on her summer internship: “A taste of the real world”
Intensive work, critical thinking, team building, and serving some of the most challenging clients—the entire experience was a taste of the real world.
UH Hilo master of arts in teaching program addresses state’s shortage of teachers
The UH Hilo Master of Arts in Teaching program prepares graduate students to become teachers in the state of Hawai‘i.
Draft rules for Maunakea lands move toward public hearings
The purpose of the administrative rules is to provide for the proper use, management and protection of cultural, natural and scientific resources of the UH management areas.
