Rescue dogs help UH Hilo students de-stress
UH Hilo pharmacy student and student senator Anna Alfred launched “Pause for Paws.”
UH Hilo pharmacy student and student senator Anna Alfred launched “Pause for Paws.”
The UH Hilo program tasked students with exploring how artificial intelligence can help scientists solve real-world problems.
The research could help scientists better understand how humpback whale populations contribute nutrients to Hawaiʻi’s marine food webs and fisheries.
The UH Hilo study found juvenile blacktip sharks live in Hilo Bay year-round, with the highest activity from March through August.
UH Hilo’s Medicinal Garden unites agriculture, pharmacy and Hawaiian studies colleges to explore and cultivate medicinal plants.
UH Hilo data scientist Sukhwa Hong launched a project using AI to help improve natural hazard communication and safety.
UH Hilo English students supported the Tūtū and Me Traveling Preschool through a community book drive and advocacy project.
The Ululaumāhie Native Forest Restoration Project is led by Kumu Carmelito “Lito” Arkangel.
Marcy Martinez named the 2026 State Internship School-Based Coordinator of the Year.
The aluminum workboat, named Kaiola, meaning “living sea,” arrived from Oregon in February.