Student research validates folk medicine claims for honohono grass.

The College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources online archive contains publications old and new on a wide variety of topics pertinent to farms, familes and communities.

The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa’s Myron B. Thompson School of Social Work launches the Journal of Indigenous Voices in Social Work.

University of Hawaiʻi West Oʻahu Assistant Professor of English/Humanities Brenda Machosky argues that allegory is far more than a literary or artistic device.

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.

In two studies on body mass index, UH Mānoa researchers find that heavy adolescents have heavy friends and heavy women have poor relationships.

Two free Center on the Family publications help families deal with the stresses of tough economic times.

University of Hawaiʻi–West Oʻahu students and staff are published in a collection of personal essays written to encourage and inspire other college students on their path to graduation and beyond.

Maui Culinary Academy’s new cookbook, Taste of Maui, offers a diverse collection of recipes created by academy graduates and chef instructors.

Web extra: Featured recipe, ʻŌpakapaka Ceviche

Two decades of contemporary Pacific and Asian writing.

Web extras: slideshow and audio interview