Father Damien and Martin Luther King Jr. honored in Mānoa journal issues
The biannual publication, Mānoa: A Pacific Journal of International Writing released two issues.
Linguist challenges conventional beliefs on ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi origins
William H. “Pila” Wilson published research that identifies the specific area from which the Hawaiian language originated.
Amazon awards $7K literary grant to UH Press journal
The ALP grant will support the production of the journal’s 2021–22 issues.
English professor honored for climate poetry, environmental leadership
Craig Santos Perez landed a spot on climate change leadership list, Grist 50 and earned a Nautilus Book Award for his published works.
UH Press journal earns national recognition, $15K grant
The NEA grant will support the production of the journal’s 2021–22 issues.
UH Press awarded grant for new digital-publishing platform
Manifold supports web searchability, reader citations and annotations, and the publication of multimedia.
UH Mānoa graduate, publishing expert selected as national Luce Scholar
For his year as a Luce Scholar in Asia, Noah Perales-Estoesta is interested in working with a mission-driven publisher specializing in regional topics.
‘Giant candy canes’ explored in new book by UH professor
Noa Lincoln examines native and heirloom sugarcane, along with detailed varietal descriptions of cultivars held in collections today.
UH Press set to publish long-running Asian study journal
UH Press will release its first publication of CHINOPERL: Journal of Chinese Oral & Performing Literature starting with the summer 2020 issue.
UH Press publishes first digital monograph
The open-access edition of Balancing the Tides: Marine Practices in American Sāmoa by JoAnna Poblete highlights U.S. marine practices affecting the indigenous communities of American Sāmoa.
