The Center for Oral History is looking for Hawaiʻi-born Japanese Americans who were incarcerated in assembly centers and relocation camps on the West Coast during WW II.

Mānoa Associate professor Sam L. Noʻeau Warner develops books focusing on Hawaiian language and literacy.

Jay Nicolas Sario
Studied fashion technology ’99–’04, Honolulu

A new book by Mānoa Associate Professor of American Studies Theodore Gonzalves, The Day the Dancers Stayed (Temple University Press) offers a critical look at Pilipino Cultural Night performances.

Junko Wong
BFA ’80 Mānoa

Increased carbon dioxide absorption by the oceans makes seawater more transparent to low-frequency sounds existing in nature and created by humans.

Hawaiʻi newspapers in the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America database; English-language Hawaiʻi newspapers available for browsing.

An ambitious marine seismology project supports the Hawaiian hotspot theory and is featured in Science magazine.

The University of Hawaiʻi Alumni Association presented three service awards during Homecoming 2009 weekend.

The University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo Vulcans unveiled a new athletic logo in November 2009.