PhD student publishes novella showcasing racism struggles, triumph
Doctoral student Nina Louise is on a mission to illustrate how colorism, or discrimination based on skin color, profoundly effects people of color.
Outstanding senior learned about life, sovereignty, heritage at UH
Tynanes, a proud Native Hawaiian, said College of Social Sciences programs ignited her interest in and passion for her heritage.
Cancer impact in Hawaiʻi examined in UH Cancer Center report
The publication describes the numbers and rates of individuals newly diagnosed with cancer, those surviving after a cancer diagnosis, and deaths that result from cancer.
UH Mānoa student speakers: find your passion, strive for more
UH Mānoa held three commencement ceremonies over May 13 and 14.
Presidentʻs report: COVID-19, enrollment, federal funding
Lassner also provided updates on employee collective bargaining agreements and student employee raises.
UH research: Counties should control future pandemic rules, measures
Researchers wanted to figure out how a pandemic spreads on an island chain, something that is absent from current literature.
AstroDay makes full return after 2-year hiatus
More than 70 volunteers presented science and technology activities to hundreds of keiki and adults.
Deaf student becomes first to earn doctorate at UH Mānoa
Emily Jo Noschese helped the linguistics department create and teach ASL courses that are taught by other deaf instructors.
$350K to digitize decades of Hawaiʻi’s history at ʻUluʻulu
Nisei and Hawaiian archival images, voices and stories to be digitized with grant support.
Mystery of seafloor metamorphosis unlocked
A molecule produced by bacteria is responsible for inducing larval marine tubeworms to settle to the seafloor and begin the complex processes of metamorphosis.
