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Deaf History Museum opens at UH Mānoa’s Hamilton Library

The exhibit features artifacts, stories and contributions from Hawaiʻi’s Deaf and hard-of-hearing community.

The club was formed in September 2022, and the team also took first place for “highest team average” in 2024 and 2025.

The 2026 edition analyzed the performance of more than 18,300 university programs taken by students at more than 1,700 universities.

American Sign Language students at UH Mānoa will sign the national anthem, cheerleader chants, and the university’s fight song at games.

UH researchers created the first AI benchmark for endangered Austronesian languages, paving the way for more inclusive language technology.

This was just the second year the UH Mānoa team competed at the national competition since the formation of the club in September 2022.

UH Mānoa was ranked in four broad subject areas and 22 narrow subject areas.

Shoichi Iwasaki and Rumiko Shinzato published a first of its kind Okinawan language textbook for English speakers.

The Korean Language Flagship Center is the sole Korean language Flagship program bestowed the competitive grant.

The former Kapiʻolani CC chancellor earned a certificate of achievement in veterinary technology from Windward CC.