Hawaiian Word of the Week: Kauwela
Kauwela—Summer.
Kauwela—Summer.
ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi and Hawaiian studies alumnus Brutus La Benz stars in Disney’s live-action Lilo & Stitch.
UH Kanaka ʻŌiwi (Native Hawaiian) librarians published a column about working towards the restoration of Hawaiian knowledge sovereignty.
The Islands of Opportunity Alliance provided mentorship, research stipends and academic pathways for Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander and first-generation college students.
Gapero will fill the seat held by outgoing regent Ernest Wilson.
This article by JABSOM Native Hawaiian Center of Excellence and ʻAhahui o nā Kauka was first published in Ka Wai Ola on June 1.
ʻOihana—Occupation, trade, job.
Mālie—Calm, quiet, serene, tranquil.
Ancient wisdom and modern insight unite in a powerful call for healing and growth.
Mīkini—Machine or appliance.