Students propose Hawaiian names for exoplanet, star
Hawaiian language immersion students interning at ʻImiloa to submitted names for a Neptune-mass gas giant planet and its star.
ʻImiloa: Canoe training, keiki oli competition, crafts and more
The ʻIkuwā Festival is an extension of ʻImiloa’s annual Wayfinding Festival but with emphasis on activities that help repair and rebuild human connection.
AstroDay makes full return after 2-year hiatus
More than 70 volunteers presented science and technology activities to hundreds of keiki and adults.
ʻImiloa: Music, lei, Niʻihau shell workshops and more
The center will host cultural enrichment programs in celebration of festivities honoring the 2022 Merrie Monarch Hula Festival.
Family honors its Hilo roots
Beneficiaries of the K. L. Chock Trust have made a gift for the continued care of the native garden at ʻImiloa.
Dinosaur expedition arrives at ʻImiloa
The exhibition focuses on the day before and the years following the massive extinction event that wiped out the dinosaurs.
Hawaiʻi astronomy impacts felt from classrooms to outer Space
Doug Simons explained how Hawaiʻi is the world leader in astronomy, and UH’s role in that 50-year legacy.
UH-discovered asteroid could be a chunk of the Moon
The object was discovered by Pan-STARRS in 2016 and given a name by Hawaiian language students through ʻImiloa’s A Hua He Inoa program.
Connecting ancestral knowledge, modern science, focus of free conference
UH Office of the Vice President for Research and Innovation will host a virtual conference November 15–17.
UH president’s report: COVID-19, enrollment, Maunakea and more
UH President David Lassner provided an update on UH’s continuing response to the COVID-19 pandemic, fall enrollment, Maunakea stewardship and more.
