UH Hilo living up to its ranking as the most diverse 4-year public campus in the country
The university’s freshman cohort and this semester’s entire student population reflect the ranking well.
Helping to maintain UH Hilo’s apiary teaches students the importance of our island’s bees
Two Hawaiian language students created a video on beekeeping done entirely in ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian language).
UH Hilo plant pathologist Mike Shintaku: Organic and conventional agricultural systems can and do coexist
MICHAEL SHINTAKU, PLANT PATHOLOGY: At the College of Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resource Management at UH Hilo, we are concerned with food production and sustainability, and we value and promote all effective agricultural systems.
UH Hilo student from Yap plans to take his aquaculture skills learned here back to his homeland
Patrick Gorong, a marine science major, gets on the job training as an oyster hatchery technician at the UH Hilo Pacific Aquaculture and Coastal Resources Center.
UH Hilo’s livestock technician helps evacuate animals from path of lava flow
Ten hogs, 14 sheep, and over 30 head of cattle were transported to cooperating private farms near Hilo and to Kapulena grazing lands.
UH Hilo astronomy professor and his student test small telescope on Maunakea, photos of field trip are gorgeous
This type of telescope, the CGEM-925-HD, is used in the UH Hilo astronomy program for training students on modern observing techniques.
Sept 16 Message from the Chancellors of UH Hilo and Hawai‘i Community College on the Puna lava flow
UH Hilo and Hawai‘i Community College are closely monitoring the June 27th lava flow from Kilauea and are currently formulating contingency plans to address various issues that may arise.
40 student conservationists do summer internships of great importance to Hawai‘i and Pacific region
One of this summer’s interns, environmental science major Darcy Yogi, worked on the Mauna Kea Invasive Species Management Plan, where the greatest concern is the little fire ant.
