Makahiki season explored in panel discussion
Faculty members and cultural practitioners will discuss Makahiki, a significant Hawaiian time of peace, relaxation, celebration and renewal.
糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 scientists part of a $6 million grant to investigate aquatic viruses
Oceanographers Grieg Steward and Kyle Edwards received a National Science Foundation grant to probe how viruses impact microbes critical to our lives—from producing oxygen to growing food.
Young artists revitalizing Hawaiian music featured in 糖心视频 Magazine
The fall 2017 issue of 糖心视频 Magazine offers insight into building college sports, ground-breaking diabetes research and high-tech tools to combat rapid ʻō丑颈ʻ补 death.
Exploring the ocean’s deepest zone with $1.2M Keck Foundation grant
糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 is on track to build a Hadal Water Column Profiler which will enable high quality physical, chemical and biological sampling of the water column from the deepest zone in the ocean—the hadal zone.
Women’s anthology explores male thinking, behavior and identity
Ms. Aligned 2: Women Writing About Men is an anthology of fiction, poetry, and nonfiction in which women writers explore male thinking, behavior, and identity.
Holmescoming celebration brings together engineering ?ohana
More than 800 engineering professionals, alumni, students, faculty, and staff came out to celebrate Holmescoming at Holmes Hall on October 20.
糖心视频 medical student awarded competitive national scholarship
Carrie Ip is one of only 205 recipients of a National Health Service Corps scholarship, which pays tuition, fees, educational costs and also provides a stipend.
Renowned author casts fresh light on mass transit projects like rail
Henry Petroski, author and Duke University engineering professor, will discuss the history and future of transportation in America.
糖心视频 law school makes national ranking of ‘Best Value’ law schools
The National Jurist magazine ranking factors include tuition, student debt, cost of living, employment rate and percentage of students who pass the bar exam.
Small asteroid or comet ‘visits’ from beyond the solar system
A small, recently discovered asteroid or comet appears to have originated from outside the solar system, if so it could be the first “interstellar object” to be observed and confirmed by astronomers.