Palauan students thrive at UH Mānoa’s College of Social Sciences
The Aloha Pathways program offers a simplified transfer process for students from partner institutions in Hawaiʻi, California, Asia and the Pacific.
91-year-old earns master’s degree, 70+ years after journey began
Thomas Mui said that he was inspired to finish his degree after 105-year-old Virginia Hislop received her graduate degree from Stanford earlier this year.
Indigenous PhD students transform at global indigeneities summit
The students attended the 2024 Summer Institute on Global Indigeneities.
Hawaiʻi economy outlook uncertain as federal policy changes loom
This is the fourth quarter forecast for 2024.
Large marine protected areas are boosting fish catch rates
On average, this spillover benefit resulted in a 12% to 18% increase in catch-per-unit-of-fishing-effort in the waters near protected areas.
In memoriam: UH trailblazing cultural psychology leader
Anthony (Tony) Joseph Marsella served as UH vice president for academic affairs and is known for groundbreaking work in cross-cultural psychology.
Economic strain, health disparities, community resilience highlighted in Hawaiʻi survey
The interactive dashboard allows residents to explore data specific to their communities.
UH Alumni: Kelly Tolar expands Coconut Ave boutique venture
Tolar earned degrees from Hawaiʻi CC and UH Mānoa before launching her lifestyle store.
Possible new ancient human species uncovered by UH scientist
Homo juluensis lived approximately 300,000 years ago in eastern Asia.
UH Alumni: Shiyana Thenabadu, owner of Kailua Honey
A Kailua storefront signals a sweet expansion for a UH Mānoa alumna.
