New Taiwan resource center links UH Mānoa to global network
UH Mānoa joins a global network that expands access to China- and Taiwan-studies scholarship.
Fulbright scholars from UH Mānoa bridge cultures through research, teaching
Nakota DiFonzo and Kaia Colborne share how their Fulbright U.S. Student Awards have expanded their academic and cultural horizons across the globe.
Hamilton Library launches Japanese studies librarianship training program
The Uehiro Foundation gift makes the new training program possible.
1939 Kabuki theatre model on permanent display at Hamilton Library
The model is now on permanent display at Hamilton Library, celebrating cultural exchange with Japan.
In memoriam: 15th generation tea icon’s lasting UH legacy
Genshitsu Sen’s connection to UH Mānoa stretched across more than seven decades, shaping a legacy of culture and learning.
UH professor produces and directs an Indian dance showcase
Kahānī, led by UH Mānoa’s Sai Bhatawadekar, brought Indian stories to life through dance and music at the Doris Duke Theater.
Grad student’s new documentary addresses real-time challenges facing Pakistanis
Haider Rifaat directed In Shackles which chronicles the life of a Pakistani woman navigating the harsh realities of a patriarchal society.
Flowers named new director of Center for Indo-Pacific Affairs
CIPA tackles complex issues by integrating fields such as economics, technology, environmental science and public health.
Asia-Pacific career initiative grows at UH Mānoa
The CAPA initiative aims to bolster career readiness and professional development opportunities for students.
Honoring Andayas: Decades of Southeast Asian scholarship at UH Mānoa
Barbara and Leonard Andaya, two esteemed Asian studies professors at UH Mānoa retire after more than 30 years of teaching.
