UH Mānoa symposium hosts Fukushima activist Yuko Nishiyama
Talk by Yuko Nishiyama, Fukushima activist and survivor of the March 11, 2011 triple disaster in Japan, highlights UH Mānoa’s Japan After 3:11 public symposium.
Archaeology field school studies North Shore heiau
A partnership between UH Mānoa and Kamehameha Schools will provide field training for students while helping to preserve a significant cultural site.
UH in the News, January 1-7, 2013
News coverage of University of Hawaiʻi people, programs and activities for January 1–7, 2013.
Senator Inouye interviewed by UH student (May 2012)
Ka Hui Hoʻolauna, a television news magazine by journalism students at Mānoa, airs Sunday, May 20 and 27.
2012 Regents’ Medal for Research Awards announced
UH Mānoa’s Roger Ames, Christopher Bae and Aaron Ohta awarded the Regents’ Medal for Excellence in Research.
UHERO provides valuable economic guidance
The inaugural UHERO Forum included sessions on the economics of local food and understanding Hawaiʻi’s energy environment.
Jones analyzes border security in new book
UH Mānoa’s Reece Jones, a leading authority on political borders, presents a public lecture on his new book, Border Walls, on September 28.
Woolly mammoth extinction provides modern day lessons
Recent findings related to the woolly mammoth’s extinction highlights the fight ahead for many of Hawaiʻi’s endangered species, says UH Mānoa’s David Beilman.
Seashell reference collection available online
The UH Museum Consortium completed the digitization of the Hawaiian Marine Shell Reference Collection.
Faculty trace first Koreans, ancient Chinese mariners
Two Mānoa anthropologists are using modern scientific tools and working with international colleagues to glean information about early peoples of East Asia.
