For the first time in 45 years, students at UHM will be offered two new options for housing, one starting as soon as Fall 2023.
News
John A. Burns School of Medicine encourages its students to take hold of the idea of kulia i ka nu‘u — or striving for the highest — and apply it to their individual pursuits of medicine. Educating the future generations of prospective doctors, researchers and scientists is the vision that t…
MAX is the first national headliner with local openings by JOBY! & The Currents and Ragamuffs
Sports
Mathematically, Hawaiʻi exited the weekend still in contention for first place in the Big West standings with six games to play.
Hitting with two strikes was an emphasis for the University of Hawaiʻi baseball team in practice this week, and it had already paid dividends on Thursday night in the series opener against UC Davis. It worked once again on Friday as Hawaiʻi recorded 17 hits in an 11-3 win over Davis at Les M…
Facing a 1-2 count with two outs in the sixth inning Thursday night, Dallas J Duarte went with a “touch it ugly” swing to force contact and avoid striking out.
Features
The UHM Music Department hosted their end of semester Pau Hana Concert on Sunday at the Orvis Auditorium and the Barbara B. Smith Amphitheater.
A few years ago, Kelli Konicek, a graduate student at UHM, found a single Hawaiian picture winged-fly on the Mānoa Cliff Restoration site. Konicek works as an entomological insect conservation researcher for the Department of Land and Natural Resources. She started to experiment with it as a…
Last semester, the Environmental Justice Club was introduced at UHM and is taking initiative to use the resources around them to make a stand against environmental issues in Hawaiʻi.
