Deaf History Museum opens at UH Mānoa’s Hamilton Library
The exhibit features artifacts, stories and contributions from Hawaiʻi’s Deaf and hard-of-hearing community.
Hawaiian History Month brings history to life
The month-long celebration features mele, moʻolelo, living-history performances, cultural experiences and community gatherings.
No cliff is so tall: Kauaʻi CC mural inspires perseverance
Third-year student Tatiyana “Tati” Nero transformed a blank wall into a colorful celebration of Native Hawaiian culture, campus pride and determination.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Maluhia
Maluhia—Peace, quiet, security, tranquility, serenity.
ʻAI MAMA: A journey through Hawaiian mentorship and tradition at Windward CC
Discover the profound ways ancient wisdom nurtures growth for coming generations.
In this lab, the science happens in ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi
For 33 years, PIPES has provided conservation opportunities for college students, and for one cohort, all in Hawaiian
Kauaʻi CC students cultivate culture through conservation internship
Kauaʻi internship blends heritage with science to protect nature.
Lele Wale: UH Mānoa hana keaka brings Lahaina’s story back to its people
Lele Wale is an original hana keaka written and directed by UH Mānoa MFA candidate in Hawaiian theatre, Ikaika Mendez.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Inoa
Inoa—Name, term, title.
Windward CC student launches online home for traditional Hawaiian kōnane
An innovative digital platform is helping to preserve an ancient Hawaiian game for all.
