
Most people know Hawaiʻi for its hiking trails, food culture, and world-famous surf scene. But there’s another community quietly growing in popularity among both locals and tourists on the islands. Numerous clubs, organizations, and groups have been drawn into line dancing as it creates space for...


Hawaiʻi has never held a statewide surfing championship, but that is expected to change as high school surfing may have enough funding nearly a decade after it was authorized as an interscholastic sport. House Bill 133 would provide the Department...

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...

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

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

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















For many young athletes, the dream of becoming a student-athlete is the first step toward a larger goal of making it to the professional stage,...
At the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa’s second annual School of Communication and Information (SCI) Open House, keynote speaker Dr. Kasisomayajula...
UH Mānoa is integrating a switch from Laulima to Lamakū in January. Students from their sister campuses, such as UH Hilo and the University...
Kekuʻiapōiula Keliipuleole walks down the slippery, jagged rocks towards the rocky shore to start her fieldwork for the day. She moves about...
Emma was placed at the forefront of this legislative term from listening to hearings to covering bills. She learned how to quickly make connections...
This is Echo, an audio series put together by the Mānoa Mirror. In this series we highlight the experiences of student journalists to remember,...