Native squid and its bacterium may help human and environmental health
The Hawaiian bobtail squid is helping build UH’s microbiome research capacity.
Rebuilding social missions at public universities
Dai Ho Chun Chair Christopher Newfield presents the lecture “Have We Wrecked Public Universities? If So, How Do We Fix Them?”
February 2017 anniversaries
The University of Hawaiʻi celebrates February 2017 faculty and staff anniversaries.
UH Mānoa becomes third Preservation Steward for federal documents
The libraries will permanently preserve print collections of United States Reports, the official record of the U.S. Supreme Court.
University of Hawaiʻi Federal Credit Union scholarship opens to undergraduate students
The UH Federal Credit Union offers $10,000 in scholarships for undergraduates in the UH System.
End-of-life care and elder law explored at Matters of the Heart
Seek answers to medical, legal and ethical issues that will support the autonomy and independence of patients with respect to cardiovascular implantable electronic devices.
Let them Eat Dirt author speaks on microbiomes at UH Mānoa
Microbiologist Brett Finlay addresses how imbalances in microbes can lead to chronic health conditions in children.
UH keeping close watch on impact of U.S. travel restrictions
The advice as of this writing is that those with immigrant or non-immigrant visas or with green cards who are originally from the seven named countries should defer travel outside the U.S.
Newly discovered intergalactic void repels Milky Way
By identifying the Dipole Repeller, researchers are able to explain both the direction of the Milky Way’s motion and its velocity relative to the rest of the Universe.
New ocean observations improve understanding of motion
UH Mānoa oceanographer Bo Qiu determined limitations of using sea level height to calculate ocean circulation.
