Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024
UH Starts Raising Marine Animals In Manoa To Grow Hawaii’s Aquaculture Industry
A new facility researches how to make sea creatures more resilient in Native Hawaiian fishponds.
Blaze Lovell/CivilBeat/2018
The University Of Hawaii Is About To Get Hundreds Of Millions Of Dollars To Do Military Research
But student government members argue that the research should not be secret and say the university is ignoring their concerns over colonialism.
University of Hawaii
We Deserve To Know More About The Future UH President
Let’s make the meetings with the two finalists open and meaningful.
University of Hawaii
2 Finalists Named For Next UH President
The Board of Regents is expected to make a decision in October.
Pacific Islanders Are Often Left Out Of Medical Studies. This Team Wants To Change That
The University of Hawaii is participating in a national study of gaps in health research for Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders.
David Croxford/Civil Beat/2024
Lee Cataluna: UH Football Fans Pack The Stands But The Full House Is A Pretty Small House
It’s hard enough to fill Ching Field on game day. Do we really need a new Aloha Stadium?
Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024
How A Human Bone Collection in Honolulu Aids Forensic Anthropology in Asia
Taking advantage of Hawaii’s diverse population, scientists have built the state’s first known-identity human osteological lab.
University of Hawaii
UH Gets $615 Million In Funding For Research And Training
It’s the third year in a row that the university has topped half a billion dollars, marking a record high.
David Croxford/Civil Beat/2024
Hawaii Governor May Nix Plan To Put More Money Into The State Rainy Day Fund
Green says the state cannot afford to put another $300 million into the budget reserve fund, which already has about $1.5 billion.
Jonathan Okamura/Civil Beat/2024
Jonathan Okamura: Filipino UH Ceremony Creates A Cultural Space To Honor Graduates, Families And Community
Graduation is an especially meaningful event for minority students who may be the first in their family to earn a college degree.