Academic News
Students hunt for history and culture at heiau
UH Mānoa anthropology and archaeology students are learning techniques in low impact archaeology at one of the most culturally significant sites on Oahu, the Kupopolo Heiau.
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American Savings Bank supports entrepreneurship center
American Savings Bank becomes the title sponsor of the 2013 UH Business Plan Competition.
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Medical school ranked among best in primary care and research
U.S. News and World Report ranked Mānoa’s John A. Burns School of Medicine’s primary care program at 66 and research program at 82.
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Law School leaps 26 points in rankings
The William S. Richardson School of Law rose 26 points to be ranked among the top tier law schools in the country, according to the latest U.S. News and World Report.
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Maui College launches new degree-in-three program
A new UH Maui College program offering evening, online and cable classes offers students who work full-time an opportunity to quicken the time to degree completion.
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Palolo Pipeline Program gains national recognition
A Kapiʻolani CC and UH Mānoa service learning program promotes technological literacy and educational interest amongst the residents of Pālolo Valley Homes.
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MELE program produces first CD compilation
Students of the Music and Entertainment Learning Experience program at Honolulu CC have assembled and produced a selection of Hawaiʻi music into their first CD.
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Native Hawaiian health focus of new degree
UH Mānoa is now offering a new master’s degree in public health specializing in Native Hawaiian and indigenous health.
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Law students win for the third straight year
William S. Richardson School of Law students deemed Best Advocates in a moot court competition for the third year in a row.
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UH program offers Bridge to Hope to welfare recipients
Bridge to Hope, a UH program for welfare recipients, helps students juggle family, work and school responsibilities.
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