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Journalism's Future ... Now

The Mānoa Mirror

UH Manoa journalism adjunct Annalisa Burgos and students Ally Whaley and Chloe Lee met with the new Consul General of the Philippines in Honolulu Arman Talbo at the consulate in Nuuanu.
Philippine Consulate In Honolulu Welcomes New Consul General Arman R. Talbo
Chloe Lee, Contributor • April 22, 2025

As a career diplomat with over 20 years of experience, Consul General Arman R. Talbo joins the Philippine Consulate in Honolulu to continue his work serving the Filipino community in Hawai'i while promoting bilateral relationships through community outreach. The Philippine Consulate in Honolulu is...

UH's flagship campus is home to the Associated Students of UH Mānoa.
UH Mānoa Student Government Faces Accessibility Concerns
Grant Nakasone, Contributor • April 22, 2025

UH Mānoa’s student government faces concerns over accessibility by not consistently making agendas and other information available. This is largely because the organization is not required to follow the state’s Sunshine Law, which mandates certain...

Participants with their final creation.
Where Art and Culture Intertwine
Robyn McCreary and Jordan Khan April 14, 2025

Art allows you to bring your imagination to life—and those who attended the digital art workshop at Capitol Modern on Feb. 27 saw this...

RENT cast members rehearse at Kennedy Theatre.
Joshua “Baba” Taveres Joined UH Faculty Bringing the Broadway Experience to Hawaiʻi
Bailey O'Dwyer and Toni Arzaga December 24, 2024

The hit musical "Rent" will premiere at University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa’s Kennedy Theatre in February, and will showcase the directorial...

Ohina Labs host 2024 Film Showcase.
ʻOhina Short Film Showcase Celebrates Local Filmmaking Talent
Bailey O'Dwyer and Toni Arzaga December 1, 2024

Consolidated Theatres Ward 16 buzzed with excitement on Nov. 13, as it hosted the ʻOhina Labs Screening and Filmmaker Workshop. The event...

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Why Black History Month Matters to Me
Lili Hurd, Contributor • March 6, 2025

Since childhood, my family has emphasized the importance of remembering our history. They taught me to honor the legacies of trailblazers like...

My DJI Osmo Mobile 6 Review
My DJI Osmo Mobile 6 Review
Preston Ancheta, Editor • February 11, 2025
Local, indigenous art is an important aspect of Hawaii and its history.
Highlighting the Hawai’i Art Scene
Allyson Whaley, Contributor • January 6, 2025
David Lassner Is Retiring
Go Back to the Drawing Board
Robert Kelly, Contributor • October 9, 2024
Taylor Won the Election for Kamala
Taylor Won the Election for Kamala
Josslyn Rose, Contributor • September 20, 2024
The Reality of Organic Farming
Kiani Vidaurri, Contributor • January 6, 2025

Organic farming has been increasing in popularity in recent years as it is beneficial to consumers’ health and the environment. Aquaponics...

Despite rain, Hawaii Food and Wine Festival event draws crowds for a good cause
Summer Steinsrud and Michael Ramras November 20, 2024

Crowds braved the rain to experience the culinary talent of chefs and mixologists from across Hawaii and the Asia-Pacific at the 14th annual...

Food tourism: Visitors flock to Hawaii for global culinary scene
Ka Wing Chan, Contributor • November 20, 2024

The atmosphere at the Hawaii Food and Wine Festival's "Behind the Cellar Door" event was electric, a gathering that brought together culinary...

ECHO Ep.1: Student Interns Step Into Local Newsrooms
Jordan Kalawaiʻa Nunies, Editor • March 28, 2025

This is Echo, an audio series put together by the Mānoa Mirror. In this series we highlight the experiences of student journalists to remember,...

Paws For a Cause: Joining the Community to Support Hawaiian Humane Society’s Pet Walk
Kiersten Morgan and Tayler Sharp January 29, 2025

The Hawaiian Humane Society’s annual Pet Walk is more than just a stroll with our furry friends—it’s a heartwarming celebration of compassion...

Faculty housing near where Christina Baca’s body was discovered in September of 2024
UH Community Members Share Perspectives on Campus Safety
JOUR 200 Reporters (Fall 2024) December 13, 2024

On Sept. 13, a woman was found dead in a storm drain near the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa campus, prompting critical discussions and new...