Life Sciences Building ushers in new era at UH Mānoa
The Life Sciences Building will be home to the College of Natural Sciences biology, microbiology and botany departments along with the Pacific Biosciences Research Center.
Community asked to help reimagine historic Varney Circle
Students, faculty, staff, alumni and visitors are asked to fill out a survey and offer their ideas online to help inform designers.
UH selects Greystar for major housing project on Mānoa campus
The estimated $110 million building project will provide 388 affordable, rental housing units along with a child-care facility and ground floor retail space.
Student-centered, pedestrian-friendly vision for UH Mānoa campus
The UH Mānoa campus transformation includes converting interior roads into pedestrian malls and increasing and improving spaces—indoors and out—for learning, study, collaboration and recreation.
Community celebrates final beam for UH West Oʻahu Creative Media facility
The Creative Media Facility at UH West Oʻahu reached a milestone of the installation of its final beam, and to mark the occasion, supporters marked the beam.
UH law school dedicates new $9.3M clinical building
The celebration capped a 15-year quest to provide an essential space for practical training for law students while simultaneously serving members of the community in need of access to justice.
Gym I renovation completes major athletics facilities project
Gym I is fully equipped with new flooring for three practice courts, lights, scoreboards, sound system and air conditioning.
Funding approved to transform Sinclair into student success center
The project will convert Sinclair Library into a hub of student interaction with modern, comfortable spaces for individual study, group study, academic advising and tutoring, and more.
Beam signing marks halfway point of Life Sciences building project
UH Mānoa students, administrators and officials signed their names on the final beam of the building’s steel structure before it was lifted into place.
Sinclair Library to become center for student success
Planning has begun with a $700,000 state appropriation, and Gov. David Ige has included the university’s $41 million request for the project in his proposed budget.
