Exhibit links Filipino tattoos, maps across centuries
Cartographies of Skin and Soil explores Filipino identity, resistance and cultural memory through maps and traditional tattoos.
Filipino health research spotlighted at Araw ng Saliksik
Students, researchers and the community gathered to share health research and celebrate Filipino American History Month in Hawaiʻi.
Celebrate 50 years of Philippine studies through art, culture, history
Founded in 1975 with the support of the Hawaiʻi State Legislature, CPS has been a home for scholarship and community.
Philippine studies aims to strengthen islands’ connection
Patricia Halagao and Lorenzo Perillo are the new co-directors of the UH Mānoa Center for Philippine Studies.
‘Entre-Pinoy-Ship’ spotlights business journeys of Filipino Americans
To celebrate National Filipino American History month, Filipino American entrepreneurs shared they knowledge and inspiration to students at RISE.
‘FilGrad’ ceremony honors Filipinx graduating students, culture
The event was held at Kennedy Theatre on May 13.
UH Mānoa team helps vaccinate elderly Filipino residents
The March 6 event is the first of several clinics to help the Filipino community get vaccinated.
In memoriam: Former Ethnic Studies Chair Dean Alegado
Dean Alegado was a major advocate connecting the importance of ethnic studies with the community.
Center for Philippine Studies celebrates 40th anniversary
UH Mānoa’s Center for Philippine Studies celebrates their 40th anniversary with a series of events.
Photographic odyssey is tribute to first Filipino migrants in Hawaiʻi
In celebration of Filipino-American History Month, the exhibit Ilocandia: A Photographic Odyssey will be at the UH Mānoa library.
