UH Mānoa celebrates Earth Week
A variety of events and opportunities are available to learn about and support the planet and the communities that live on it.
Lahainaluna boarding stories preserved in new UH oral history collection
The boarding program began in 1836 and has played a pivotal role in the school’s legacy, offering agricultural work experiences and a sense of community for students from across the islands.
UH Hawaiian language production invited to global stage
Puana earned an invitation to perform in June 2025 at the Kia Mau Festival, an international Indigenously led performing arts festival in Aotearoa.
Kamānele Park marks 110 years with UH alumni support
The event honored the park’s history, with UH Mānoa alumni playing a key role in preserving and enhancing the space.
UH hosts two key events on rights, speech and empowerment
The two events will focus on rights, speech, and building a more informed community.
Scaling agroforestry supports fisheries, food production, cultural practices
The study calls on policymakers, conservation organizations and funders to integrate biocultural strategies into conservation policies and funding mechanisms.
Agroforestry key to Hawaiʻi’s path to carbon neutrality goal
The study found that more than 370,000 acres of Hawaiʻi’s unmanaged agricultural land is suitable for agroforestry under current climate conditions.
Historic Native Hawaiian art unveiled at Honolulu Hale
Carpentry, art and theatre faculty and students collaborate with Native Hawaiian artist Meleanna Aluli Meyer to create a never-before-seen artwork.
Research with impact: UH Mānoa experts engage lawmakers, public on key issues
Attendees engaged with research projects spanning environmental conservation, sustainability, AI technology and more.
Student’s passion for science, ʻōlelo fuels path
Cheyanne Kapulelehua Greene has found ways to connect her interests throughout her educational journey.
