Hawaiian Word of the Week: Hoe
Hoe—Paddle (As a canoe).
Hawaiian Word of the Week: ʻAwapuhi
ʻAwapuhi—Wild ginger.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Nalo
Nalo—Out of sight, hidden.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Nohea
Nohea—Handsome, pretty, lovely of fine appeareance; a handsome or fine looking person.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Manakuke
Manakuke—mongoose.
National online repository includes 糖心视频 West Oʻahu moving image archive
Powerful documentary captures Indigenous voices for national exhibit.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Koholā
Koholā—Humpback whale, forcing up the water like waves hitting a reef, reef flats.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Pūliki
Pūliki—to embrace with arms, as in a hug, or holding an infant.
Planting seeds for change: Honolulu CC student discovers his purpose
After years of serving his community and overcoming personal hardship, Scott “Uncle Scotty” Garlough is planting new seeds for growth.
Architecture students showcase Indigenous-inspired timber design
“The Hale” integrates Indigenous architectural principles with modern sustainable materials to propose a new model for public gathering spaces in Honolulu.