Hawai‘i Land Trust names UH Hilo alumnus steward of Kūkūau Forest
Ulumauahi “Ulu” Keali‘ikanaka‘oleohaililani is the first steward and educator for Kūkūau Forest on Hawai‘i Island.
Anonymous donor endows $3M scholarships at UH Hilo, including 1st within UH System for LGBTQ+ students
The Kruschel LGBTQ+ Endowed Scholarship for students who identify as LGBTQ+ is a first for the UH System and UH Hilo, which is one of the most diverse universities in the nation.
UH News Image of the Week: Endangered ʻakepa honeycreeper by UH Hilo student Saxony Charlot
UH Hilo environmental studies major Saxony Charlot drew the ‘akepa with ‘ohelo berries, partially inspired by her experiences in the field, but also inspired by a biologist who suggested this lesser-known ecological pairing.
UH Hilo alumna receives prestigious fellowship to address marine water pollution
For the next two years, Shayla Waiki will be project coordinator at a nonprofit working on Hawai‘i cesspool and wastewater issues.
Weekly Newsletter for Faculty and Staff, Sept. 13, 2022
Featured in this week’s issue of Ha‘ilono o UH Hilo (News of UH Hilo): Farrah-Marie Gomes, Chris Holland, Tyler Gerken,
UH Hilo retains its No. 1 ranking as one of the nation’s most ethnically diverse campuses
U.S. News and World Report 2023 Best Colleges ranks UH Hilo one of the nation’s most ethnically diverse campuses, tying for the top spot with Andrews University in Michigan.
WATCH: UH Hilo pharmacy students talk about Hawai‘i shaping their perspectives on culturally competent care
Hawai‘i has a distinct culture, and the UH Hilo pharmacy students say that has led them to have unique perspectives on pharmacists’ roles in the community.
UH Hilo storytelling series Wailau emerges from the pandemic LIVE in November!
The upcoming episode of Wailau, a storytelling series produced by UH Hilo, will be staged live in front of an audience on campus, Nov. 18. Storytellers will explore new beginnings, life changes, fresh starts and adventures.
