Gut bacteria linked to mental health, other chronic disease risks among NHPI populations
The results indicate that biological findings from other ethnic/race groups may not necessarily be generalizable to the NHPI population.
Geography and environment professor honored for knowledge of Greece
Marina Karides’ book will also compete for a “Best in the World” award.
Should lawmakers dissolve the Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority?
Authors of a new UHERO brief argue that neither bill would improve tourism governance over what is in place today.
UH Mānoa economics alumnus pledges $200K to strengthen Japan-Hawaiʻi ties
Iwasaki’s endowment pledge will support the College of Social Sciences’ Japan-Hawaiʻi Socio-Economic Innovation Initiative.
Legislature honors UH Mānoa ethnic studies, founder Odo
The Department of Ethnic Studies emerged as a response to the tumultuous civil rights, anti-war, ethnic empowerment and students’ rights sentiments of the 1960s.
UH, Kupu partnership provides sustainability, conservation opportunities for students
Second-year graduate student Yvonne Yoro had the opportunity to volunteer with Kupu for her practicum.
Face a virtual audience, hone speaking skills in new UH VR lab
The lab opened in fall 2022 and users have been raving about the new resource.
Championing democratic justice in Burma earns Crown Prince Akihito scholarship
Jason Mark Alexander, a College of Social Sciences PhD student, is a 2023–24 Crown Prince Akihito Scholarship recipient.
UH researchers help restore agroforest in Windward Oʻahu
The project at Puʻulani has important potential to inform restoration beyond Kākoʻo ʻŌiwi and Heʻeia.
Hawaiʻi’s soft landing still in the cards, UHERO forecasts
The near-term outlook is not without risks, particularly more aggressive Fed tightening.
