Student scholars shape global dialogue at milestone conference
The 2026 conference centered on the theme, “Legacies Through Time: Rethinking the Past, Confronting the Present, Shaping the Future.”
Indigenous performance, traditions takes center stage at UH Mānoa
The conference explored how Indigenous performance sustains knowledge, language and relationships across generations.
Students help bring Vietnamese cinema to global audiences
UH Mānoa students helped digitize and subtitle more than 70 classic Vietnamese feature films through a collaborative project led by CSEAS.
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.
Kennedy Theatre to share a world where imagination becomes survival
The Yellow Boat, a Theatre for Young Audiences production, is directed by MFA candidate Emmanuel Mante.
Rare 1478 map of ancient Southeast Asia on display at Hamilton Library
The map is from a rare Rome edition of Cosmographia by Claudius Ptolemy, whose ancient ideas shaped world maps for centuries.
Meet UH Mānoa’s newest Thai language lecturer
Chinoko Shirakura teaches Thai 101 and 202 at UH Mānoa.
Adaptation of Japanese thriller novel to premiere on stage
Directed by UH Mānoa MFA candidate Maggie Ivanova, the play blurs the lines between various realities framed by magical realism.
Be the film critic, UH Mānoa film students want you
ACM Share the Screen will feature multiple student films in front of a live audience, which will provide firsthand feedback.
Unprecedented Cambodian literature collection published
UH Press published the largest and most comprehensive collection of Cambodian literature available in English to date.
