Miyamoto recognized for decades of LGBTQ+ advocacy, impact
Camaron Miyamoto was honored at the Hawaiʻi LGBT Legacy Foundation’s Vision Without Limits gala on April 3.
Camaron Miyamoto was honored at the Hawaiʻi LGBT Legacy Foundation’s Vision Without Limits gala on April 3.
UH Mānoa Faculty, lecturers and graduate students will tour with their original world premiere dance production, EchoEight.
This week's image is from Windward Community College's Taurie Kinoshita and Nicole Tessier.
The severity of anxiety and depressive symptoms in the planetary science community is greater than in the general U.S. population.
UH recognized as one of the nation’s top 400 companies across 78 industries.
This is the second endowed scholarship with a preference for LGBTQ+ students at any UH campus and the first for UH Mānoa.
Are We There Yet, Baby? is a provocative production that delves into an array of expressions, such as monologues, contemporary dance and voguing.
The university celebrates our māhū, LGBTQ+ students, staff/faculty, and community and recognizes that learning LGBTQ+ history is our kuleana (responsibility).
The series will address various facets of queer experience and allyship such as intersections with culture, neurodivergence and disability.
Misimatoka Tuamasaga Unutoa credits his mother-son relationship, his culture, the UH Mānoa LGBTQ+ Center and his faith for forming the person he is today.