H1N1 (Swine Flu) Outbreak

With widespread cases of H1N1 Swine flu in 46 states on the U.S. mainland, state health officials expect increased activity in Hawai'i as well. To avoid catching or spreading the virus, continue to practice good health habits. Visit UH's H1N1 (Swine flu) virus page for more information, including tips for staying healthy, links to official information sites and contact information for campus health services.

Be Prepared for Hurricane Season

Hurricane season continues through November, so keep informed and have an up-to-date hurricane kit on hand. See the Natural Hazards Hawai'i or Federal Emergency Management Agency Ready America websites for tips on what to include.

Track storms at the Central Pacific Hurricane Center.


UH Alert

UH has a comprehensive system of emergency messaging called UH Alert.

Current capabilities include email, phone and SMS/text messaging for faculty and staff and email for students.

Students, faculty and staff may now sign up online to receive alerts via these channels.

Find out more.

Emergency Information

In the event of an emergency, this page will provide information about the nature of the incident, how to remain safe and when status has returned to normal. Emergency information is also available by phone at (808) 956-0001.

When appropriate, the university will alert faculty, staff and students via email and/or UH Alert. Information will also be provided through campus webpages and local news media.

Reporting an emergency