UH Hilo researchers map lava flow in Puna; students conduct survey
Collaborative venture of UH Hilo and Hawai‘i Community College uses unmanned aerial vehicle to study lava.
Report on 16 years of research on palila now available online
A cooperative research unit of UH Hilo publishes long-term study of the palila, a critically endangered forest bird.
Photos: UH Hilo’s annual Food Festival and Spooktacular Games
Fun on the Plaza with new foods and Halloween treats.
Students produce video about UH Hilo: Staging, video production, and original music from the heart
“4,000 students. 6 Colleges. 1 University. One Heart. We’re all connected through the heart.”
Directorial debut of UH Hilo performing arts alumnus Kimo Apaka
Conquering the Sun will show on Friday and Saturday, November 14 and 15, at 7:00 p.m., and Sunday, November 16, at 2:00 p.m., at the UH Hilo Performing Arts Center.
UH Hilo researchers provide aerial imagery of Puna lava flow to emergency responders
The flights are in direct support of disaster relief operations in the area of the flow.
Informational videos of Puna lava flow produced by UH Hilo geologists
Ken Hon, UH Hilo professor of geology, and his wife Cheryl Gansecki, a volcano videographer, have teamed up using their specialized skills to produce informational materials for the Puna community experiencing the current lava flow.
Message from Chancellor Straney: Everyone has a role in growing enrollment at UH Hilo
By Chancellor Straney: We know that students are more likely to come to UH Hilo, persist in their studies, and then graduate if they make strong connections to people on campus.
