Kapolei, Radford students explore public health, social work careers
A UH Mānoa visit connected Kapolei and Radford high school students with future career pathways.
Native Hawaiian adults face mobility challenges earlier in life
Research reveals Native Hawaiian adults experience mobility limitations at younger ages compared to other ethnic groups.
National awards honor professor’s Native Hawaiian health, climate justice impact
Mapuana Antonio champions ancestral knowledge, restoring community health, resilience and wellbeing.
Public health, nursing alumna crowned 74th Cherry Blossom Festival Queen
UH Mānoa alumna Aime Le named 74th Cherry Blossom Festival Queen and Miss Congeniality.
UH Mānoa launches statewide survey to track, support social workers
New data from a statewide survey will help Hawaiʻi address critical social worker shortages and strengthen the workforce.
Student-athlete turns volleyball lessons into public health impact
Emily Heintzelman reflects on applying lessons from Division I beach volleyball to public health and healthcare equity.
Paid fieldwork expands access to public health training
UH Mānoa pilot program provides paid fieldwork opportunities for public health students.
Most Americans concerned climate change will harm their health
Study finds most Americans worry climate change will affect their health, shaped by trust and experience.
‘Bento box’ message: UH Mānoa student speaker encourages grads to embrace identity
Holokai plans to return home to Maui, where she hopes to open a private practice alongside her mother and give back to the local community.
Social work student pivots internship to help Saipan recover
Amalia Pangelinan adapts her final internship to support Typhoon Sinlaku recovery efforts in Saipan while completing her degree.
