Family, fish, fun at Windward CC’s Keiki Reading Day
Keiki dive into reading at the Windward CC library.
Molokaʻi food security increases with ‘Harvest to Market’
Harvest to Market teaches the business and entrepreneurial side of agriculture; it’s for home gardeners who want to sell their produce.
Image of the Week: Fungi
This week's image is from the Lyon Arboretum.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Maluhia
Maluhia—Peace, quiet, security, tranquility, serenity.
ʻAI MAMA: A journey through Hawaiian mentorship and tradition at Windward CC
Discover the profound ways ancient wisdom nurtures growth for coming generations.
His wish: A future at UH Hilo
Rancin will join a new pre-engineering pathway between UH Hilo and UH Mānoa.
Preserving Maui’s stories: UH Center for Oral History lands $538K in new funding
The Center for Oral History is launching a series of Maui-based projects focused on recovery, cultural continuity and environmental history.
Images of the Week: Many Manu-o-kū
This week's images are from Nancy Marker, Kimberly Serratos and Tobias Friedrich.
UH Mānoa helps Enchanted Lake students turn Kailua stories into art
This summer, UH Mānoa faculty and staff helped elementary students bring Kailua’s story to life.
3 years after Maui wildfires: housing recovery advances while jobs and incomes lag
The report presents findings from the Maui Recovery Survey, an ongoing survey of people who lived, worked, or owned a business in West Maui or Kula at the time of the disaster.
