UH Mānoa grad programs nationally recognized by U.S. News and World Report
The 2022 edition evaluates graduate schools on a variety of factors.
How to address the growing food insecurity issue in Hawaiʻi?
The report states that sustained intervention and system-level changes will be key.
Grants for grad students’ research, professional development available
Any student paying Graduate Student Organization fees can receive up to $2,000 per semester.
COVID-19 devastating family health, welfare, research finds
Collaborative papers focus on understanding and addressing the social implications of COVID-19.
New online oceans-focused bachelor’s degree offered
The oceans degree is an accelerated online program offered in five-week segments.
New Indigenous health program calls attention to population at higher risk for virus complications
A new Indigenous public health certificate program that compares conventional and traditional health perspectives will launch at UH Hilo in the fall.
Students, faculty mentors adapt undergraduate research and creative work
All UROP-funded projects were asked to write contingency plans outlining their ability to move forward safely with their research.
Sociology professor examines how citizen science impacts social change
A new book aims to help people negotiate a complex political landscape and choose paths toward social change and environmental sustainability.
Dental visits drop for elderly, minorities sharper
Research highlights need to develop culturally competent programs to meet the dental needs of an increasingly diverse U.S. population.
Award-winning book follows mothers’ determination after Japan nuclear disaster
Aya H. Kimura's book won the 2019 Rachel Carson Book Prize for its contributions in the field of Science and Technology Studies, overall scholarly quality, and social and political relevance.
