How the Statue of Liberty became a symbol for a national myth
This op/ed by UH Mānoa Geography and Environmental Sciences Professor Reece Jones first ran on CNN on October 27, 2021.
Hawaiian scholar awarded fellowship to study history of Mānoa campus
J. Uluwehi Hopkins, the recipient of AAUW’s Fellowship, is currently pursuing her PhD in Hawaiian History.
Professor develops creative final for Roman history class
Students reproduced Roman recipes and a toga-wearing tutorial to wrap up their Roman history course.
Fulbright awarded to UH Mānoa history professor for research in Tanzania
Ned Bertz will utilize the highly competitive academic fellowship to conduct research on his project.
UH Mānoa grad programs nationally recognized by U.S. News and World Report
The 2022 edition evaluates graduate schools on a variety of factors.
Project to showcase Hawaiʻi’s education history receives major boost
Derek Taira and others will build a website for educators, students and the general public to learn about Hawaiʻi’s educational past.
Workplace disasters, implications for society, safety, focus of new book
James Kraft draws attention to disasters that occurred in the greater American Southwest after World War II.
Project protects decades of environmental history
The team has catalogued and processed more than a third of the 1,400 environmental impact statements.
Law library exhibit showcases Hawaiʻi’s labor history, Hawaiian political movements
The exhibit is open to the public and will host an online webinar on Wednesday, September 2, from 3 to 5 p.m.
UH speaker series celebrates centennial of women’s suffrage movement
On August 27, the UH Better Tomorrow Speaker Series will host a livestream event with special guests to mark the 100th anniversary of the women’s suffrage movement.
