UH Hilo receives state funding to address nursing faculty shortage
UH Hilo will receive $532,150 to fund 12 positions at the university’s School of Nursing.
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UH Hilo geology major Lichen Forster receives scholarship from Big Island Press Club
Sophomore Lichen Forster is editor-in-chief at the UH Hilo student newspaper and plans to be a science journalist.
Delegation from Japan visits UH Hilo, exchange agreement signed with Eikei University of Hiroshima
Visiting UH Hilo were Governor Hidehiko Yuzaki and four others representing Hiroshima Prefecture, President Mutsuhiro Arinobu from Eikei University of Hiroshima, and the university’s Director of International Affairs Yuko Uesugi.
Visiting artist Hung Keung coming to UH Hilo, his interactive 3D digital art installation to be on view at library
Innovative artist Hung Keung, based in Hong Kong, will be visiting UH Hilo Oct. 24-27. There will be an exhibition of his 3D video installation, a lecture, and a reception during the week, all free and open to the public.
Upcoming lecture by “creative genius” Christopher Caravalho, super hero to all local comic book fans
Christopher Caravalho’s work in comics bears testimony to the creative genius and energy of local-based writers and their sensitivity to and respect for culture, identity, and narrative traditions.
Hale Kuamo‘o, UH Hilo’s Hawaiian Language Center, launches “Word of the Week” video series
Each Wednesday, a single ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i word will be introduced along with its meaning and an example sentence of its usage.
Upcoming Hawaiian festival, Oct. 15-16, designed to rebuild human connections after two years of isolation
“I kū mau mau, i kū wā! All at once! All together! Don’t miss out! I encourage you to participate, come ignite curiosity and the intention of this season! Pohā kō‘ele‘ele!”—Kekuhi Keali‘ikanaka‘oleohaililani
UH Hilo marine scientist John Burns receives tenure
Associate Professor John Burns is a research scientist studying coral health with special focus on the ways coral mortality affects the ecology and biology of coral reef ecosystems.
