Remains of prominent aliʻi, lost ‘royal island’ part of Lahaina
UH Mānoa historians recall the days of Native Hawaiian kings and flourishing kalo terraces in Lahaina.
Family support turned dreams into reality for spring 2023 graduate
Tara Sutton will continue her dream and pursue a master’s degree in geography and environment.
At 65 years old, this graduate fulfills lifelong dream
Kailani Jackson earned a bachelor of arts in ethnic studies and interdisciplinary studies with a concentration in peace and conflict resolution.
Legislature honors UH Mānoa ethnic studies, founder Odo
The Department of Ethnic Studies emerged as a response to the tumultuous civil rights, anti-war, ethnic empowerment and students’ rights sentiments of the 1960s.
Authors present works from Hawaiian Journal of History
Authors to discuss abolishment of capital punishment and forgotten royal residences in Hawaiʻi.
Inouye fellows, grantees to utilize late senator’s archives for research
The application deadline is November 30.
In memoriam: Founding ethnic studies director Franklin Odo
The faculty member appointed as the founding director of ethnic studies at UH Mānoa dies.
Kanaka ʻōiwi rapper sets sights on master’s, wins 3rd Nā Hōkū
Punahele's solo album, The West Above All, captured a Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award for Hip Hop Album of the Year.
International education, study abroad gets boost at Kapiʻolani CC
A U.S. State Department grant will fund a week-long summer institute at Kapiʻolani CC.
Outstanding senior learned about life, sovereignty, heritage at UH
Tynanes, a proud Native Hawaiian, said College of Social Sciences programs ignited her interest in and passion for her heritage.
