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Hawaii News Now reporter Chelsea Davis tells a SPJ conference audience about her experiences as a reporter in Lahaina during the recent wildfires.
Trials, tribulations and lessons of the Lahaina fire coverage
Mackenzie Olivo, Contributor • November 21, 2023

The fire that ignited passion, unity and pain in the hearts of Hawaii residents posed a plethora of lessons for reporters. Overwhelming and surprising, the Lahaina fire presented a unique opportunity to reporters in Hawaii. On a panel at UH hosted by the Society of Professional Journalists in Region...

Marina Riker shared the story of losing her home in the Maui wildfires during the SPJ conference at UH this week.
Former reporter endured trauma around wildfires that destroyed her home
Mackenzie Olivo, Contributor
From left to right, moderator Colette Pritchard, Mark Carpenter of Hawaii News Now, and Ben Nishimoto of Civil Beat, talk about their experiences working in journalism.
Journalists gather at UH to plan the industry's future
Brooke Field, Contributor
From the frontlines of the war to save the world’s rhinos
From the frontlines of the 'war' to save the world’s rhinos
Julien Gorbach, Contributor
Tourists are coming back to Hawaii, for better and worse
Tourists are coming back to Hawaii, for better and worse
Gabriela Cervantes, Contributor
News
Google software training was offered at UH during the regional SPJ conference.
Google training for student journalists held during SPJ conference at UH
Brooke Field, Contributor • November 21, 2023

Google software for journalistic storytelling was on display Tuesday at UH, during the second and final day of the region's Society of Professional Journalists conference. Mary Nahorniak, a teaching fellow for Google News Lab, led the workshops and...

Role of artificial intelligence and journalism highlighted during SPJ Hawaii conference
Role of artificial intelligence and journalism highlighted during SPJ Hawaii conference
Laurel Galvin, Contributor
Liquor-serving businesses required to have Naloxone starting in 2024
Justin Gardner, Contributor
Alums and current students of the School of Cinematic Arts showcased their imaginative short films Saturday for the Night at the Movies Event, hosted by the Honolulu Museum of Art.
Cinematic Arts brings its show to museum
Christopher Hutton, Staff
A large crowd at Nippon Culture Day at UH had many options for learning more about Japanese culture.
Japanese traditions shared broadly on Nippon Culture Day
Blaze Calizo, Staff
Sports
In this photo, UH’s Matthew Shipley kicks a PAT in the first half. In the second half, his kick won the game with a 51 yard field goal.
Hawaii stuns Colorado State in season finale, 27-24
LiLi Hurd, Contributor • November 25, 2023

In the closing UH football game of 2023, defense and offense came together in a stunning win for Hawaii against Colorado State University. A...

UH Warrior’s Caleb Brown at start of San Jose game.
UH football suffers on the field but celebrates homecoming off of it
Rylie Waldron, Justin Gardner, and CJ Pekala • October 29, 2023

Los Angeles Clippers shooting guard Terance Mann visits Waimanalo Elementary-Intermediate School (Courtesy of the Los Angeles Clippers)
Mann proving to be a complete player
Dylan Henke, Contributor • September 28, 2023

It’s not often that you see an NBA star in Hawaii, at least during the past few years. “When I came (the first time, in 2019) I was...

Photography
Rachel Smith reads to her two daughters, from left to right, Oakley and Blair, at the Kapolei Public Library.
Beyond the Beach: Hawaii and Its Libraries
Alani Calderon, Contributor • October 1, 2023

The Hawaii State Library system spent more than $75,000 on buying new materials for its collections in 2022-2023. Among those enjoying those...

Haani San Nicolas kicked off one of her workout challenges at Kahalas new Planet Fitness.
Planet Fitness opens in Kahala
Nicholas Fernandez, Contributor
Ching Field looking more and more like home for UH football
Ching Field looking more and more like home for UH football
Brett Oppegaard, Contributor

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