Koto, origami, manga: UH Mānoa’s Nippon Day
The annual event, hosted by the EALL department featured hands-on activities highlighting Japanese language, art and community traditions.
Māori leader brings Indigenous power to UH Mānoa
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer, co-leader of Te Pāti Māori and a member of New Zealand’s Parliament.
UH Mānoa music professor named Teacher of the Year
Thomas Yee was recognized for his outstanding contributions to Hawaiʻi’s music and piano community.
Scholars gather at UH Mānoa for global symposium on Southeast Asian languages
The two-day gathering showcased innovative research and teaching practices in Southeast Asian language education.
“Praying Mantis” UH Mānoa student film wins international award
Hulita Drake and members of the student team traveled to Auckland, New Zealand, for the festival’s October 7 celebration event.
Japan’s Order of the Rising Sun award presented to UH scholar
UH Mānoa associate professor Mary G. McDonald received the Order of the Rising Sun Imperial Decoration from the Government of Japan.
Korean diaspora storytelling inspires Mānoa students
Crystal Hana Kim brought her powerful stories of love, loss and Korean history to the Hee Kyung Lee Kwon Speaker Series.
Endangered languages AI tools developed by UH researchers
UH researchers created the first AI benchmark for endangered Austronesian languages, paving the way for more inclusive language technology.
Creating the future we need: Author Rebecca Solnit to speak at UH Mānoa
CALL will host acclaimed author Rebecca Solnit, who is known for weaving history, politics, and art into stories that spark action.
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.
