Navigation festival honors wayfinding legacy
The ʻImiloa Astronomy Center holds the 5th Annual Wayfinding and Navigation Festival on Saturday, September 29.
Hawaiʻi Innovation Initiative gets underway
The university embarks on an effort to bring in a billion dollars in outside money, mostly for research, into the state economy.
UH employee and team of the year named
UH Mānoa’s Roxanne Adams and the Natural Resource and Environmental Management team are the UH nominees for the 2012 Governor’s Awards for Distinguished State Service.
New satellite facility in operation and more in the news
A new satellite communication facility that will help improve local weather and ocean forecasts is among the UH programs and people highlighted in news coverage over the past week.
UH News segments air on OCSports
The University of Hawaiʻi presents UH News on the OCSports channel during UH sporting events.
New book examines declaration of war
UH Mānoa’s Brien Hallett publishes Declaring War: Congress, the President and What the Constitution Does Not Say.
Maui College partners with Takamatsu University
New cultural exchange opportunities will be established and promoted through a new agreement between UH Maui College and Japan’s Takamatsu University.
Car sharing service launched at UH Mānoa
UH Mānoa students, faculty and staff can rent a WeCar vehicle on campus for personal or business use.
GEAR UP Hawaiʻi highlighted during national celebration
National GEAR UP Week 2012 celebrates the college access program that provides support and resources to help low-income students achieve college success.
Women’s Campus Club accepting grant applications
The University Women’s Club is accepting grants applications, deadline is November 30, 2012
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