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Closing Reception aka ‘Ohana Banquet 29 April 2024

Closing Reception aka ‘Ohana Banquet

Mahalo nui loa to volunteers who demonstrated laulima at its finest

The CTAHR ‘Ohana Banquet drew a sizable and smiling crowd to the Japanese Cultural Center the evening of April 12. Festooned end-to-end with spectacular floral arrangements that rival any other event in the state, bar none, the aesthetics in the ballroom were a testament to the Hawaiian concept of laulima – with many hands the work is lighter. 

In the Multiverse 29 April 2024

In the Multiverse

58th Annual UHM Fashion Show is Tuesday 4/30!

Bring your eye for flair and impeccable sense of taste to UH Campus Center Ballroom at 5:30pm for the 58th annual UHM fashion show! The event will provide invaluable experience and training for the FDM students involved and will give them the opportunity of presenting their work and accomplishments in the program to the public and members of the business community. 

First Nat’l Nature Assessment 29 April 2024

First Nat’l Nature Assessment

NREM prof joins historic new federal initiative

Earth Day was celebrated by Pres. Joe Biden – and Ashley Mackenzie of the Dept. of Natural Resources and Environmental Management. He issued EO 14072, which directs the federal government to carry out the First National Nature Assessment. She will co-write a chapter in this historic attempt to take stock of U.S. lands, waters, wildlife, and the benefits provided to our economy, health, climate, environmental justice, and national security.

Height of Haute Couture 29 April 2024

Height of Haute Couture

One-of-a-kind gown is donated to UH Costume Collection

In her lifetime, the Japanese fashion designer Hanae Mori was the only Asian person to be accepted by the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode – the French organization that governs haute couture fashion.

Gene Editing 29 April 2024

Gene Editing

Grad student’s work on papaya bears fruit

Papaya is an economically significant crop in Hawaiʻi and other tropical and subtropical locales. However, various diseases, drought, and heat stress threaten crop productivity. To improve resistance to these threats, an efficient gene-editing system was developed by graduate student, Marc Elias in the laboratory of David Christopher 

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