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Journalism's Future ... Now

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Faculty, students, alumni and others curious about the dynamic field of communication and information gathered Friday in the Architecture Building auditorium, at University of Hawaiʻi Mānoa, to learn about the future of the College of Social Sciences.
Open for Learning: The School of Communication and Information
Summer Steinsrud, Gabriela Cervantes, Aishwarya Behl, Shelby Mattos, Hannah Coburn, and Kekona Naipo-Arsiga • April 6, 2024

  University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa’s new School of Communication and Information made its official introduction to the community Friday night with an Open House that included mini academic workshops, an overview lecture about the school and the presentation of the first group of alumni...

A new and free cultural heritage show, called Kilohana, is back in Waikīkī, but will it be able to continue with the regulations at its site? The debate is playing out, with the celebration of hula happening in the background.
Kodak and Kilohana: Past, Present and Who's Going to Pay for It?
Hi'ilawe Neves, Staff
Hundreds of students lined up for a Food Drop on Valentines Day 2024.
11,000 pounds of food distributed at UH
Zackary Orozco, Staff
Manaʻo, an ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi major at UH Mānoa, pulls weeds from the sides of the loʻi to prevent them from stealing nutrients from the kalo.
Ka Papa Loʻi ʻo Kānewai keeps kalo local
Kalawaiʻa Nunies, Staff
At the annual ‘Onipa’a commemoration, Jan. 17, the community commemorated the illegal overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom.
‘Onipa’a, an annual reminder of the illegal overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom
Mackenzie Olivo, Staff
News
From left, moderator Ryan Sueoka spoke with panelists Kawika Lum-Nelmida, Rachel Kingsley, Ben Catcho, Lindsay Nietmann and Sam Case about endangered native bird species in Hawai‘i and their environmental impacts.
Bishop Museum festival highlights the environmental impact of Lahaina wildfires and native forest birds
Jessica Iwamasa and Noah Clay • April 26, 2024

Connecting Hawaiʻi’s community with the ʻāina and encouraging people to become stewards of the environment were at the forefront of the keynote panels during Bishop Museum’s annual Science & Sustainability Festival Saturday. The festival...

More in-prison classes could lead to fewer jailed women
Lili Hurd, Staff
The 55th annual Hawaii High School Journalism Awards ceremony was held Thursday at the UH Mānoa Campus Center’s Executive Dining Room.
Hawai'iʻs high school journalists celebrate awards ceremony at UH Mānoa
Mackenzie Olivo, Contributor
Bureaucratic error sidelined Suicide Awareness Month for a few sessions
Zackary Orozco, Contributor
Courtesy of Tori DeJournett
DeJournett chosen for summer internship
Mānoa Mirror Staff
Sports
Conceptual renderings of the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District, courtesy of Crawford Architects.
The New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District to open doors in 2028
Kaihehau Goo, Contributor • December 31, 2023

The original Aloha Stadium was closed in 2020, forcing the UH football team to its on-campus field at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletic Complex....

Big wave surfer Greg Long demonstrates how to tie a tourniquet using a surf leash and water bottle.
Riding the Waves of Safety: Highlights from the 2023 Big Wave Risk Assessment Surf Responder Summit
Justin Gardner, Contributor • December 15, 2023

The North Shore of Oahu recently hosted a gathering of big-wave surfers, safety experts and ocean enthusiasts for the 2023 Big Wave Risk Assessment...

Brian McInnis wrote sports stories for the Star-Advertiser for more than a decade. He shared those experiences with the Jour 323 Sports Media class this Fall.
McInnis returns to UH Mānoa to share what he's learned
Colby Duncan, Contributor • December 13, 2023

Life has a special way of coming full circle at times. For Brian McInnis, one of those moments came when he spoke in front of a University of...

Opinion
Many attendees showed excitement at Miss. Kelly Price’s performance.
Drag Night at UH shows unique Hawai'i style
Gabriela Cervantes, Staff • April 20, 2024

  Drag Night was back Thursday at the William S. Richardson School of Law for the first time since 2019, aiming to showcase drag...

Joanne Lipman signed copies of her book Next! The Power of Reinvention in Life and Work, in conjunction with her lecture at UH Mānoa Wednesday.
Lipman lays out a reinvention roadmap
Summer Steinsrud, Staff • April 18, 2024
Professor Kevin Nute of UH Mānoas Architecture Department. Nute published his newest book on the concept of time this March called, Embodied Time Temporal Cues in Built Spaces. Audio description: This is a portrait photo of a British American man named Kevin Nute. He has blue eyes and blonde hair. He is pictured in a dark blue shirt from the waist up sitting down. Behind him is the city of Honolulu and he looks as if he is in a hotel room overlooking Waikiki. There is a green leafy plant behind him and a small black table.
Book release: Embodied Time Temporal Cues in Built Spaces
Hannah Coburn, Staff • April 13, 2024
'The Zone of Interest' could be the best of all
Christopher Hutton, Staff • March 7, 2024
Expect an Oppenheimer-themed affair
Devin Hung, Staff • March 7, 2024
An inside view of the Jamsil Arena, the home stadium of the Seoul Samsung Thunders.
Korean basketball: On the way back up?
Eujin Chung, Staff • March 1, 2024
Poster of the theatre play The Water Station directed by Marguerite Saxton | Photo by UH Mānoa
Silent play "The Water Station" explores issues of identity and purpose
Laurel Galvin, Contributor • February 21, 2024
Alicia Keys and Usher all smiles at the Super Bowl Halftime. Photo courtesy of:JOHN GILLOOLY/PEI.
Review: Usher guided too many friends to the stage during Super Bowl Halftime
Jordan Khan, Contributor • February 20, 2024
Team unity is an under-appreciated part of football.
What it means to be a Rainbow Warrior
Julia McFarland, Contributor • February 12, 2024
UH must prioritize student housing over athletic facilities
Devin Hung, Contributor • February 12, 2024
BURN45 is a high-intensity interval training designed to boost metabolism, burn fat, build lean muscle and sculpt. Photo courtesy of Burn Collective.
Pilates is worth it at Burn Collective, Honolulu!
Katelyn Pabila, Contributor • December 31, 2023
Photo of vinyl records by Sean Dylan Belizon
Why vinyl records have stood the test of time
Sean Dylan Belizon, Contributor • December 31, 2023
Student preparing a meal.
A guide to college cooking for students living off campus
Kylie Higgins, Contributor • December 31, 2023
How social media is promoting an unhealthy "diet culture" targeting the younger demographic
Sydney Wagemester, Contributor • December 31, 2023
Ron - Photo by Zhihai Huang
Stay or leave after graduating?
Zhihai Huang, Contributor • December 31, 2023
Free Roaming Cat Program documentation, courtesy of the Hawaiian Humane Society.
Paradise lost: The unseen threat of invasive pets in Hawaii
Brooke Field, Contributor • December 31, 2023
Photography
Walking is a common pastime in the park.
Fitness and fun in Kapi'olani Regional Park
Emma Caires, Josslyn Rose, and Chelsea Burks • March 28, 2024

A fly-away umbrella hovers over Waikīkī.
Just another day in Waikīkī
McKenzie Kurosu, Laila Haughey, Emma Caires, and Katherine Sewell
Honolulus beleaguered rail system is open and ready to serve, but few are choosing to ride it.
Rail to Nowhere, Carrying Almost No One
Katherine Sewell, Arell Vivit, Skylar Bolda, and Kristina Estrada
Waikīkī at a glance
Waikīkī at a glance
Clara Pekala, Contributor
Walking the streets of Hawaiis Chinatown
Walking the streets of Hawaii's Chinatown
Zhihai Huang, Eujin Chung, and Emma Davidson
Surfer Tom Lowe at the opening ceremony of the Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational.
Surfers are gathering on the North Shore, hoping for The Eddie
Justin Gardner, Contributor
Audio
UH Esports League of Legends team upsets rival SJSU
Nevan-Isaiah Pak and Tanner Haworth • March 8, 2024

On Feb. 17, the UH Esports League of Legends team upset longtime rivals, San Jose State University, in a decisive 2-0 sweep. The UHE League...

Teachers face challenges in Hawaii unlike anywhere else
Krystal Spear, Contributor • February 12, 2024

Journalism student Krystal Spear discusses specific challenges faced by teachers in Hawaiʻi, and she talks with experts about what is being...

Studies arenʻt the only allure for studying abroad
Jessica Iwamasa, Contributor • February 2, 2024

Journalism major student Jessica Melissa Iwamasa investigates the possibilities around Study Abroad at UH Mānoa.

Video
Ready for what's next? Lipman preps us
Ethan Young, Staff • April 18, 2024

Veteran journalist Joanne Lipman rose from staff writer to Deputy Managing Editor at The Wall Street Journal, the first woman to hold that position....

UH Beat meets Civil Beat
Nevan-Isaiah Pak, Staff • April 13, 2024

UH Mānoa journalism students were welcomed into Civil Beat Plaza Wednesday for a tour of the newsroom and to mingle with Civil Beat journalists....

Ching Field looking more and more like home for UH football
Brett Oppegaard, Contributor • September 9, 2023

The University of Hawai'i at Mānoa band lined up to welcome the UH football team onto the Clarence T. C. Ching Athletics Complex field before...

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