Dealing with grief and loss, help available
Psychologists at UH Mānoa suggest the COVID-19 pandemic has triggered a degree of grief and loss for everyone.
UH Mānoa grad’s career ‘takes flight’
Angie McCallister graduated with her BA in anthropology in spring 2020 and is headed to the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence.
Protecting Hawaiʻi’s class of 2020 from economic hardship
One way to help graduating high school seniors is by expanding the Hawaiʻi Promise Program.
Young mom pursues degrees through campuses online
Marlene Sedeno is the first to complete the mostly online bachelorʻs degree program.
UH public administration master’s program reopens applications
PUBA will accept applications through August 1, 2020.
Share Your COVID-19 experience with the Center for Oral History
Anyone experiencing life in Hawaiʻi amid the COVID-19 pandemic is invited to participate.
Online research conference brings UH community together
The UH Mānoa CIS program spans four departments across three colleges.
UHERO fills critical need, especially during crisis
Founded in 1997, UHERO is in overdrive predicting Hawaiʻi’s economic effects from COVID-19.
Survey finds Hawaiʻi businesses suffering during crisis
The UHERO and the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii survey shows the hardest hit industries are hotels and retail businesses.
In era of COVID-19, financial support for future journalists
The scholarships and awards represent the donors’ commitment to the important role of journalism in our democracy.
