Sociology professor examines how citizen science impacts social change
A new book aims to help people negotiate a complex political landscape and choose paths toward social change and environmental sustainability.
UH anthropologist’s book translated into Chinese
C. Fred Blake’s simplified Chinese character edition of Burning Money: The Material Spirit of the Chinese Lifeworld has inspired widespread academic discussion.
2 UH political science professors win book awards
Noelani Goodyear-Kaʻōpua and Noenoe K. Silva won 2019 Ka Palapala Poʻokela awards from the Hawaiʻi Book Publishers Association.
Helping Hawaiʻi become carbon neutral one tree at a time
Close to 2,000 volunteers joined forces on December 7, to plant 10,000 native trees as part of the Carbon Neutrality Challenge.
KFVE airs news shows produced by Mānoa journalism class
The shows, called UHMtv, were written, hosted and produced by students of the Journalism 470 class.
UH Mānoa receives props for Kindness Challenge participation
UH Mānoa and individuals throughout Hawaiʻi took the challenge to engage in five small acts of kindness each day throughout the month of October
UH esports team emerges as frontrunner in first collegiate tournament
The team was also noted as one of four teams in the Southwest region that remains undefeated after three weeks of regular season play.
Doctoral student awarded fellowship to pursue aging policy research in Cambodia
Soksamphoas Im will embark on fieldwork in Cambodia to study the national and global networks that led to the development of the new aging policy.
From journalism class to the CBS newsroom
Tyne Phillips was selected from more than 4,420 applicants to become one of only 48 college interns at the CBS Broadcast Center.
Economist shares fond undergrad memories of UH Mānoa on national podcast
Tisha Nakao Emerson credits her former UH Mānoa professors for igniting her interest in the field and switching her major from mathematics.
