91-year-old earns master’s degree, 70+ years after journey began
Thomas Mui said that he was inspired to finish his degree after 105-year-old Virginia Hislop received her graduate degree from Stanford earlier this year.
Indigenous PhD students transform at global indigeneities summit
The students attended the 2024 Summer Institute on Global Indigeneities.
Free summer intelligence program gains momentum in second year
Participants who successfully completed the program earned three college credits for POLS 120: Introduction to World Politics.
Gov. Green announces Climate Advisory Team, all with UH ties
The team is charged with developing policy recommendations to minimize the impacts of future climate-related natural disasters and to speed recovery from the damage they cause.
Free summer program for Hawaiʻi HS students interested in intelligence field
The program is a dynamic, immersive learning experience in one of the state’s fastest-growing fields.
Trailblazer: Mānoa law alumna rises to U.S. Senator’s chief of staff
Coti Haia has served in her current role for Sen. Mazie Hirono since 2022.
$1.3M for Korean language studies at UH Mānoa
The Korean Language Flagship Center is the sole Korean language Flagship program bestowed the competitive grant.
Daniel Arakawa selected as Truman Scholar, eyes federal judiciary
Arakawa is the 22nd awardee from a UH System campus since the program’s inception in 1977.
Q&A: Patsy T. Mink’s legacy and impact
UH Mānoa Professor Kathy Ferguson answers questions about anti-discrimination champion Patsy T. Mink.
Mānoa Political Internship Program celebrates 50-year anniversary
Interns experience an up-close view of state and federal government and gain skills to advance their careers in a variety of fields.
