Study: Large cane burns on Maui linked to respiratory distress
The study suggests that health officials consider actions to help reduce the health risks associated with sugar cane burning.
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UH Hilo philosophy professor Chris Lauer examines the concept of intimacy in new book
An important contribution to the burgeoning field of the ethics of recognition, Intimacy: A Dialectical Study examines the contradictions inherent in the very concept of intimacy.
UH Hilo’s astronomy center to partner with Maunakea observatories to offer free tours
Announced by President Obama at the White House Astronomy Night in DC: ‘Imiloa Astronomy Center will partner with eight of the world’s leading observatories on Maunakea to offer Hawai‛i residents free guided tours into the observatories.
UH Hilo students seek Maunakea Observatories’ internships and jobs at Career Expo
UH Hilo students learn about internships and job opportunities at the observatories.
UH Hilo marine scientist says coral bleaching in East Hawaiʻi waters is affecting almost every coral
Misaki Takabayashi says parts of the reef in Keaukaha and Waiʻōpae are turning ghostly white as coral bleaching takes hold, threatening the area’s marine ecosystem.
UH Hilo researchers examine resiliency of Puna community after Iselle and lava flow
Preliminary results of study show different neighborhoods have different infrastructures in place to help people cope with natural disasters.
Video: Class of 2018 welcomes UH Hilo’s new pharmacy students in the “P1 Survival Guide”
In between healthy doses of silliness, student ambassadors of the Daniel K. Inouye College of Pharmacy give the newbies tips on surviving classes and more.
Alumna Danielle Takeshita returns to UH Hilo to share her new novelette
The author is excited about returning to her alma mater to share her new book, 5 Senses. She describes her talk and book signing as “coming full circle.”
