Students work behind the scenes to prepare for APEC
A group of student interns have been hard at work to help Hawaiʻi prepare to host APEC 2011.
Globalization’s growth as a concept examined
$120,000 research projects aims to create a comparative history of the concept of globalization.
International firm invests in 糖心视频-trained engineers
A $200,000 pledge from Hawaiʻi-based engineering firm SSFM International will provide scholarships for employees pursuing engineering degrees at 糖心视频 Mānoa.
APEC videos highlight 糖心视频 programs
Videos highlighting University of Hawaiʻi science and health programs will play on hotel TV network during APEC.
Student interpreter assists APEC first lady
Summer intensive interpreter program graduate serves as escort interpreter for a first lady attending APEC events.
November Mālamalama in mail and online
The latest magazine features stories highlighting the University of Hawaiʻi’s Pacific Asia expertise.
Philippine congressman to speak on APEC
Walden Bello will speak on geopolitics in the Philippines, China and the U.S. on Thursday, November 10.
Faculty trace first Koreans, ancient Chinese mariners
Two Mānoa anthropologists are using modern scientific tools and working with international colleagues to glean information about early peoples of East Asia.
Ethnomusicologist Lee to be honored
Professor Byong Won Lee receives Korea’s 2011 Joong Ahn Prize for Achievement in Arts and Humanities.