Photo Essay: Korean cultural performance dazzles audience at UH Hilo
The cultural event, entitled “Arirang,” celebrates the color, drama, song, drums and dance of Korea.
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Climate change research at UH Hilo: Tree rings and bird song
Professor of Biology Patrick Hart and his research team are studying the endemic māmane tree and palila bird to learn how to predict future environmental changes.
Flash Mob Dance at UH Hilo brings awareness to women’s rights
The Flash Mob Dance, done by groups around the world, is part of the The One Billion Rising (1BR) movement, the biggest mass action to end violence against women in human history.
New Fujimoto Family Endowment benefits students in the UH Hilo College of Business and Economics
Each semester a scholarship of $500 will be given to several students enrolled in one of the college’s degree programs who have been accepted into an internship program.
UH Hilo political scientist Todd Belt awarded fellowship at Library of Congress
During the eight-month fellowship in Washington, DC, Prof. Belt will evaluate political humor in the context of presidential campaigns and its influence on the information environment available to voters.
UH Hilo students curate exhibit for Black History Month
Historian Kerri Inglis says her goal of having students create the exhibit was so they could learn how to present history to a targeted audience.
UH Hilo enters formal agreement with Khon Kaen University, Thailand, expanding collaborative academic and research projects
Under the agreement, Khon Kaen University’s pharmaceutical sciences and UH Hilo will jointly develop activities based on their academic and educational needs.
New astronomy course at UH Hilo: Maunakea as a contemporary place of contrasting world views
Students are analyzing past and present cosmologies, discussing relationships between astrophysical and non-astrophysical perspectives, and placing them into historical, cultural, and personal context.
