In honor of Women’s History Month, Associated Students of the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa (ASUH) hosted its first Queen Emma Celebration at the Campus Center Ballroom. The inaugural event included activities such as a muʻumuʻu swap, hosted by the Muʻumuʻu Library; poi pounding with Hui Al…
News
With the weight of heavy upcoming decisions, such as selecting the next UH president and overseeing the university, the Board of Regents play a large role in the school, yet many students are unaware of their influence on the school.
An Alabama Supreme Court decision classifying frozen embryos as children has prompted widespread scrutiny over the future of fertility treatments and the fine line between reproductive cells and human life.
Sports
The state is moving another step closer to building the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District (NASED) after two priority-listed offerors were selected to be considered to develop NASED. This decision comes earlier than scheduled — something rarely heard with most state projects — allowing…
The Rainbow Warriors closed out their back-to-back series in theatrical fashion against the UC Santa Barbara Gauchos, 25-21, 26-24, 23-25, 25-21,15-12.
What a difference a single point can make for the entire Hawaiʻi men’s volleyball season.
Features
The next time you come up the elevator of Zone 20 and cross Dole St. to start your long trek to class, try your hand at counting the number of plants and trees you pass by. In case you were curious, UH Mānoa’s 320-acre lush campus is home to more than six thousand plants.
In this day and age, being a content creator isn’t a bad side hustle for college students, and UHM has its fair share of them.
You’ve likely encountered them, especially if you frequent the Frear Hall mail room. Not just one or two, but a multitude of baby-like figurines lined up in a neat row, staring into your soul. At times, they’re queued up for boba, climbing up a computer or simply lounging about.