Board of Publications

BOP is one of Mānoa's 6 CSOs.  It's for you if you're interested in serving on a 14-member board that governs UH Mānoa student publications: Ka Leo O Hawai'i--the student newspaper; Hawai'i Review--the student literary journal.  The Board also operates Beau Press, a custom printing service.

Hawai'i Review

Hawai'i Review is a program area which operates under the authority of the Board of Publications.  Joining the Hawai'i Review staff is for you if you are interested in learning the necessary skills to putting together a college literary journal. Students have been publishing a literary magazine for the UHM campus since the 1960s.

Ka Lamakua

Ka Lamakua, a publication by UH students for UH students, is dedicated to revealing our identity through the exposure of inspiring, fresh, alternative, progressive, quality work.

Ka Leo O Hawai'i

Ka Leo is a program area which operates under the authority of the Board of Publications.  Involvement with Ka Leo is for you if you are interested in working on the daily campus newspaper as a writer, designer, photographer, editor, or advertising sales representative or manager. Students have been publishing a newspaper for the UHM campus since 1922.

Broadcast Communication Authority

BCA is one of Mānoa's 6 CSOs.  It's for you if you're interested in serving on a 9-member board that governs the student-run campus radio station, KTUH-90.3 FM, and the Student Video and Filmmakers' Association (SVFA).

KTUH 90.3 FM

KTUH is a program area which operates under the authority of the Broadcast Communication Authority.  Involvement with KTUH is for you if you're interested in writing and reporting; being an on-air personality; learning how to produce or engineer shows; handling the accounts, the music library, the station's promotions; managing the station and its directors.

Student Video and Filmmakers’ Association

SVFA is a program area which operates under the authority of the Broadcast Communication Authority.  Involvement with SVFA is for you if you're interested in producing video and filmmaking projects including the weekly UH Magazine on public access television.

Campus Center Board

CCB is one of Mānoa's 6 CSOs.  It's for you if you're interested in serving on a governing, policy-making board for the programs, services, and facilities of Mānoa's college union facility, the Campus Center Complex. The 14-member board serves its constituents - students, faculty, staff, and alumni - in two ways: through a multifaceted activities program via the Activities Council and the Leisure Program and through an array of services in the Campus Center and Hemenway Hall.

The Activities Council

The Activities Council is a program area which operates under the authority of the Campus Center Board.  Involvement with the AC is for you if you're interested in planning and implementing campus activities. As one of Mānoa's main programming bodies, AC enriches the campus social life and the educational experience through concerts, speakers, special presentations, as well as a variety of cultural, social, recreational, and academic programs.

Graduate Student Organization

GSO is one of Mānoa's 6 CSOs.  It's for you if you're a classified graduate student in a program other than Law or Medicine and are interested in serving other graduate students. As an elected representative, you become an active member of an organization that advocates for improving the quality of student life.

Student Activity and Program Fee Board

SAPFB is one of Mānoa's 6 CSOs.  It's for you if you're interested in serving on an 11-member board that makes recommendations to the Vice President of Student Affairs regarding the allocation of the student activity and program fees that support event and projects created by student clubs and organizations and UHM departments and programs.