Beverly Keever’s Vietnam memoir is One Book One Nebraska winner
UH Mānoa Professor Emerita Beverly Deepe Keever’s book has been selected as a finalist for the One Book One Nebraska reading program.
Fossil discovery questions human evolutionary timetable
UH Mānoa's Christopher Bae makes groundbreaking discovery that questions Out of Africa theory.
Karl Kim named chair of national disaster management consortium
UH Mānoa’s National Disaster Preparedness Training Center executive director Karl Kim has been named chair of the National Domestic Preparedness Consortium.
Hello Kitty revelation from Mānoa anthropologist Christine Yano shakes up the internet
OMG! Hello Kitty is not a cat. Pandemonium ensues.
New websites provide data on Hawaiʻi’s climate
The new water resource management website on evapotranspiration paired with the Rainfall Atlas of Hawaiʻi provide critical information on the state’s average climate and water processes.
UH conducts hurricane resilient design workshop at national convention
National Disaster Preparedness Training Center to hold workshop on hurricane preparedness
Aya Kimura’s Hidden Hunger book recognized
Hidden Hunger explores the politics behind the international food policy community’s recent emphasis on micronutrients and smart foods.
UH Mānoa provides disaster risk reduction training in Indonesia
UH Mānoa is delivering workshops at the Bandung Institute of Technology to emergency managers, first responders and others working on disaster risk reduction in Indonesia.
Chandlers establish public policy, conflict studies fellowship
The fund will support full-time graduate students pursuing a master’s degree or PhD at the College of Social Sciences.
Spiritual Ecology book wins at Green Book Festival
Emeritus Professor of Anthropology Leslie E. Sponsel's new book takes top prize in the science category at the 2014 Green Book Festival.
