86K pounds of ghost nets, plastic, other debris removed from Papahānaumokuākea
Of the 86,100 pounds of marine debris removed, 69,330 pounds or more than 80% were ghost nets.
How does our brain work? UH lab performing cutting-edge brain, behavior research
Jonas Vibell’s team of approximately 10 students are currently working on several projects, including one that is investigating the effects of COVID-19 on the brain.
Students, future educators supported by Learning Assistant Program
The UH Mānoa Learning Assistant Program helps students in the classroom, transforming the traditional way of teaching and learning.
Undergraduate co-author—how UH Hilo empowered a student’s research journey
UH Hilo alumnus Ryan Hanoa had the opportunity to contribute as an undergraduate to two research studies that investigated U.S. Army suicides.
Student marshal helping boost Pacific Islander communities
Suʻesuʻe is earning her master’s in psychology and is on track for a PhD in the Community, Cultural and Developmental program.
Military, civilian suicides driven by societal factors, not war
UH Hilo researchers compare civilian and U.S. Army suicides over more than a century in a new study.
Award-winning PhD student’s internship inspires public service
Heewon Kwon recently completed a three-month remote internship assisting the Utah State Governor’s Office of Planning and Budget.
Historical trauma impact on Native Hawaiian youth focus of study
The study was published in a special October issue of the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health.
10 UH Mānoa subjects on Times Higher Education premier world ranking
Five of the 10 ranked subjects placed in the world’s top 1%, while the others placed in the world’s top 2–4%.
UH News Image of the Week: Taiwan study abroad
This week’s UH News Image of the Week is from UH Mānoa’s Paul Porter.
