Searing indictment of U.S. immigration policies in new book by UH professor
White Borders tackles the long history of racial exclusion in the U.S.
Rapid ʻōhiʻa death linked to hoofed animals in UH Hilo research
New findings show the fungal disease could be exacerbated by the presence of ungulates or animals with hooves.
COVID-19 could devastate state’s second most valuable crop
Chris Knudson examines impacts on labor which help create favorable conditions for a deadly coffee crop fungus.
UH professor, former VP Gore tackle Latin America’s climate crisis
Camilo Mora participated in a Latin America Virtual Climate Reality Leadership Corps Training event with former Vice President Al Gore.
UH Hilo geographers’ digital project speeds response to public access queries
The project will help Hawaiʻi County give the public access to areas related to valued cultural and natural resources.
UH Mānoa academic programs recognized among world’s best
GRAS selected approximately 1,800 universities in 93 countries and regions, out of more than 26,000 universities across the world, to be considered for its rankings.
UH Mānoa geography professor receives Guggenheim Fellowship
Jones plans to use the fellowship to complete research for a new book on border patrols.
Climate change, bats linked to COVID-19 pandemic
Researchers found that the number of coronaviruses in an area is closely linked to the number of different bat species present.
Urgent need to preserve wetlands to prevent greenhouse gas emissions
Peatlands are one of the world’s largest carbon pools.
COVID-19 devastating family health, welfare, research finds
Collaborative papers focus on understanding and addressing the social implications of COVID-19.
