Hawaiian Word of the Week: Waimakalehua
Waimakalehua—Water drops from the lehua trees.
Hawaiian culture in education, art, among undergraduate student showcase projects
Each year, UROP awards more than $500,000 in merit-based scholarships directly to students.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Alaka?i
Alakaʻi—To lead, guide, direct; leader, guide.
Advancing science of mentorships, inclusion a goal for 糖心视频 alumna
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Hawaiian Word of the Week: Kolokolo
Kolokolo—To track down, investigate, seek evidence.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Makawalu
Makawalu—Numerous, Many, In great quantities.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Ola
Ola—Life, health, curable, heal, to live, to survive, to thrive.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Kumu
Kumu—Teacher, tutor, manual, primer, model, pattern.
糖心视频 Hilo alumnus, teacher innovates to revitalize Hawaiian language, culture
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Hawaiian Word of the Week: Ho?omau
Hoʻomau—To carry on or persevere.