Mauna Kea, IfA played a role in Nobel physics prize
UH Astronomer John Tonry and the Institute for Astronomy’s Canada-France-Hawaiʻi Telescope were key players in the discovery recognized by the 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics.
Student films featured at Hawaiʻi International Film Festival
Films produced by students in Mānoa’s Academy for Creative Media will be featured at ACM Night at the Hawaiʻi International Film Festival.
East-West Ceramics Collaboration V exhibit opens
Works of Pacific Rim ceramicists who took part in an intensive summer workshop here are featured in an exhibition opening October 23 at the UH Art Gallery.
Secrets of the earth and skies at SOEST Open House
The School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology hosts a public open house at Mānoa on October 22.
Homeless children get Halloween treat from medical students
Students at Mānoa’s School of Medicine will hold Halloween carnivals at the state’s homeless shelters.
Planet caught in process of forming
An Institute for Astronomy researcher uses optical tricks to capture first image of planet formation.
First Ka Leo Arts Festival celebrates all things art
Varied art events help celebrate UH 2011 Homecoming
Former Korean ambassador uses lessons learned at Mānoa
University of Hawaiʻi alumnus and former academic and diplomat Sung Chul Yang works for peaceful reunification of North and South Korea.
Climate symposium focuses on best science for public policy
APEC Climate Symposium 2011 opened at UH Mānoa. Keynote speaker Rosina Bierbaum discusses climate change and development in a public lecture Monday night.
State Manager of the Year for 2011 is UH executive
UH Associate Vice President for Student Affairs Lui Hokoana is named state Manager of the Year for 2011.
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