Ancient Jewish real property law topic of talk
Legal scholar Richard Chused tells how concepts from ancient Jewish law can help solve problems in digital intellectual property.
Faculty trace first Koreans, ancient Chinese mariners
Two Mānoa anthropologists are using modern scientific tools and working with international colleagues to glean information about early peoples of East Asia.
Campus security sergeant named Top Cop
Sergeant and Senior Investigator Alberta Pukahi of UH Mānoa is recognized as one of Hawaiʻi’s Top Cops.
Board approves new five-year tuition schedule
The UH Board of Regents approved a new tuition schedule that includes modest increases to begin in fall 2012.
Japan tsunami debris reports match UH prediction
Los Angeles Times, USA Today and other media report successful predictions of UH ocean current model.
Hit musical Oklahoma at Kennedy Theatre
Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma opens November 4 at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa.
Ethnomusicologist Lee to be honored
Professor Byong Won Lee receives Korea’s 2011 Joong Ahn Prize for Achievement in Arts and Humanities.
Gorey art is focus of Art Gallery catalogue
Looking for Edward Gorey catalogues the Musings of Mystery and Alphabets of Agony: The Work of Edward Gorey exhibition.
Scientists project rainfall changes for next 30 years
UH scientists' rainfall projections and other research and activities at UH campuses as covered in local and national news outlets.
Aloha examined in new book by curriculum group
Aloha: Traditions of Love and Affection is latest addition to UH Mānoa Curriculum Research and Development Group's series on Hawaiian traditions by Malcolm Nāea Chun.
