Alzheimer’s gene may show effects on brain starting in childhood
A study by UH Mānoa’s Linda Chang shows people with a specific variant of the apolipoprotein-E gene are more likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease.
Bronwen Solyom: Passionate curator of Jean Charlot collection at Hamilton Library
An extensive collection of work by artist by Jean Charlot is a passion of retiring Mānoa librarian Bronwen Solyom.
SOEST Maile Mentoring Bridge celebrates ocean and earth science graduates
The UH Mānoa program strives to recruit and retain Native Hawaiian and kamaʻāina students in ocean, earth and environmental science degree programs.
UH study finds Housing First program improves quality of life for homeless
Key elements include overall improved physical and mental health with increased participation in the community and increased community support.
UH-led team uses NASA’s Dawn mission to identify icy craters on Ceres
The dwarf planet shows signs of ice deposits that may have formed over billions of years.
Medicaid coverage for telehealth bill signed by Governor Ige
UH research supports progressive and comprehensive telehealth legislation.
New sexual harassment education law signed
Govenor David Ige signed HB 2772, which requires the university to educate employees and students about sexual harassment policies.
60 outstanding nursing alumni recognized at 60th anniversary gala
The School of Nursing and Dental Hygiene inducted 6 alumnae into its Hall of Fame and honored 54 .
Law professor selected as Washington D.C. public policy fellow
UH Mānoa’s Maxine Burkett will join international scholars at the Woodrow Wilson Center to discuss climate change and public policy.
Genetic roots of insect’s waterproof coating could lead to innovative pest control
University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa researcher Joanne Yew identifies the spidey gene that keeps insects waterproof.
