Synthesizing Balinese tradition with disruptive technologies
D.A. Wiwik Dharmiasih will research the use of disruptive technologies to support communities in managing and preserving cultural landscapes.
Ancient Egyptian dig this summer for classics students
More than 50 UH Mānoa students have traveled to Egypt where they assist in high-tech surveys and meticulous digging.
UH anthropologist awarded $318K to study people of Angkor, Cambodia
The research team will conduct mapping, excavating and post-fieldwork analysis in the Angkorian site of Prasat Baset in Battambang Province.
UH Mānoa recognized as a top producer of Fulbright scholars
Six scholars from UH Mānoa were selected for Fulbright awards in 2021–22.
Just Look Up: Expanded UH asteroid tracking system can monitor entire sky
The telescope expansion in the southern hemisphere will enable observations at night when it is daytime in Hawaiʻi.
Esports fellowship creates global opportunities for UH students
Students will attend monthly meetings virtually with other international participants throughout the spring semester.
Food, history, music commemorate International Education Week
International Education Week activities are designed to share international education with the entire UH Vulcan community.
Undergraduate study abroad support from UH Mānoa honored
UH Mānoa was chosen as one of the 20-year Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program Top Producing Institutions.
UH Hilo researcher appointed to South Korea special committee
Seri Luangphinith’s research unveils past mysteries about Hawaiʻi Island’s Korean immigrants and connects local Korean families to their ancestors.
S. Korean president, UH leaders honor ‘women patriots,’ Korean immigrants
The award recognizes groundbreaking efforts in the Korean independence movement.
