Federal grant termination uproots CTAHR’s ʻulu education program
SPROUTS, a CTAHR-led program, taught students about sustainability and cultural identity through planting ʻulu trees at public schools.
SPROUTS, a CTAHR-led program, taught students about sustainability and cultural identity through planting ʻulu trees at public schools.
UH Mānoa Department of Fashion Design and Merchandising hosted 59th annual fashion exhibition.
CTAHR’s Summer Research Institute is designed to spark innovation in agriculture, environmental sustainability, food systems, fashion and family and community resilience.
Hala is an art exhibit co-sponsored by UH that explores the powerful plant’s role in Hawaiian culture and cosmology.
UH Mānoa students won an international award for their AI-powered pineapple farming system.
Aunty Hapa’s Hawaiian Foodlab is a collaboration between CTAHR, local farmers and food entrepreneurs.
U.S. Sen. Mazie Hirono received the Ka Lei Hano award, the highest honor from CTAHR.
CTAHR students organized a hands-on family friendly event in honor of Earth Day in April.
UH Mānoa scientists found a new caterpillar species with bizarre behaviors—it lives in spider webs and decorates its home with the body parts of the spider’s prey.
The series was created to inspire haumāna to launch their own fashion ventures while highlighting the thriving and diverse fashion sector in Hawaiʻi.