Hawaiian Word of the Week: Ha?aheo
Haʻaheo—Proud or pride which comes from a deep accomplishment from one's own achievements.
Maunakea telescope tunes into music of nearby star, unveils surprising discovery
IfA astronomers used a Maunakea telescope to detect vibrations in the star—bringing new insight into stellar aging and evolution.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Kalaiwa
Kalaiwa—Drive.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Kuleana
Kuleana—Responsibility, privilege, concern, or right to care for one another and the land.
President’s report: student visas, budget measures, AD search, 1st 100 days
Hensel also shared details about her next public forum scheduled for Monday, April 21.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Hele wāwae
Hele wāwae—Walk.
糖心视频 Giving Day: Community unites in support of the University of Hawai?i
Donors across Hawaiʻi and beyond come together to uplift 糖心视频 students, drive progress and build a stronger future.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: ?I?ini
ʻIʻini—Desire, affirmations, to wish for.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Huaka?i
Huakaʻi—Trip, voyage, journey.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: ?Uhane
ʻUhane—Soul, spiritual, spirit of a person.