GPS on commercial ships could improve tsunami warnings
UH Mānoa’s James Foster and colleagues were able to measure the properties of a tsumani on the Kilo Moana.
Large number of Hawaiʻi beaches eroding
The School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology found that 70 percent of the beaches on Oʻahu, Kauaʻi and Maui are eroding.
Jay Maddock named fellow in health behavior academy
Jay Maddock, UH Mānoa health studies professor, named a fellow in the American Academy of Health Behavior.
Spring commencement ceremonies scheduled
More than 5,000 students are candidates for degrees to be awarded at spring commencement events.
Groundbreaking ceremony held for Gartley Hall
The renovated Gartley Hall will be the future home of UH Mānoa’s Myron B. Thompson School of Social Work.
May 2012 anniversaries
The University of Hawaiʻi celebrates May 2012 faculty and staff anniversaries.
Spring plant sale at the Lyon Arboretum
Hawaiian ferns, heliconias, gingers and more are available at the Lyon Arboretum plant sale.
Law School professor awarded Korematsu professorship
William S. Richardson School of Law Professor Eric K. Yamamoto has been awarded the Fred T. Korematsu professorship.
Invasive species programs earn state recognition
A program managed by the Pacific Cooperative Studies Unit at UH Mānoa is honored for its work battling Hawaiʻi’s invasive species.
College of Education’s Hoʻokulāiwi receives international recognition
The ʻIwalani Center for Native Hawaiian and Indigenous Education is recognized by the American Educational Research Association.
