Law library to create the Jon Van Dyke collection
The collection will index and make available the papers and research behind the late law professorʻs publications.
Korean Language Flagship student awarded Boren Scholarship
The scholarship supports Eloise Morris’ Overseas Capstone Program at Korea University.
Community activist Randy Roth will retire from UH law school
Professor Randall W. Roth, a long-time community activist, is retiring after 35 years of teaching on June 1.
Bachelor of fine art students display their best
SYSTEMS: 2017 Bachelor of Fine Arts Exhibition showcases nearly 30 forthcoming graduates from the BFA program in the Department of Art and Art History.
UH Mānoa athletics remains competitive in the classroom
UH Mānoa posted an all-time high NCAA Academic Performance Rate of 976 out of 1,000.
UH Mānoa graduates send mahalo messages
This fun, fast-paced video montage will run continuously at the Stan Sheriff Center before the commencement ceremonies.
Hanauma Bay Education Program student wins Student Employee of the Year
UH Mānoa’s Tyler Lum works with volunteers for education and outreach for the nature preserve.
Christina Gerhardt appointed Harvard and UC Berkeley visiting scholar
Both appointments support her new book project 1968 and West German Cinema.
Garden handtool company wins UH Business Plan Competition
UH Mānoa students Robert Saito and Derek Woodruff win first place with their company Herbavore.
At 70 years young, Kay Lorraine graduates law school
At 70, longtime Hawai‘i businesswoman Kay Lorraine will become the oldest student to graduate from the UH Law School
