UH Hilo agriculture alum Jay Carpio appointed to Board of Land and Natural Resources
Jay Carpio is a Native Hawaiian born and raised in Wailuku, Maui, with a lifetime of hands-on conservation, ʻāina stewardship, and public service.
Category: Workforce Development
Video: UH Hilo geology major Kamalani Poepoe’s lava research featured in fun educational video produced by Boston College
Notable in the video featuring Kamalani Poepoe’s scientific knowledge about volcanic rocks is the discussion of Native Hawaiian ways of exploring science.
Photos and video: UH Hilo 2025 Fall Commencement
Approximately 165 students petitioned for degrees and/or certificates and for various post-graduate credentials. Students speaker was Danielle Murphy.
UH Hilo joins UH System’s renewed push to improve student outcomes
The National Institute for Student Success is helping the campus identify barriers and create a clear plan to better support students from enrollment through graduation.
UH System News Image of the Week: UH Hilo poinsettias
The image showcases the poinsettias cultivated by UH Hilo agriculture students at the Panaʻewa Farm Laboratory and on sale at the annual Fall Ag Fest.
This fall, seven UH Hilo students are studying abroad on scholarships. Their stories are inspirational.
From New Zealand to Spain, Japan, and South Korea, the students are immersed in new cultures, expanding their education, eager to return home with new found knowledge and experience.
Video: East Hawaiʻi high school students spend day at UH Hilo learning about geospatial science
GIS Day is an annual celebration of geographic information systems and the many ways geospatial science helps shape human understanding of the world.
Column by Chancellor Irwin: Preparing workforce, enriching lives
As we are serving more adult learners, we are moving into online delivery more and more, particularly in some of our workforce preparation programs.
