Could moss, recycled fishing net roofs keep homes cool?
Shelby Cerwonka and Jasmine Reighard began the project in March 2020 researching which type of moss to use and how to gather materials they needed.
Responding to multi-hazard disasters, College of Social Sciences collaborates
CSS Dean Denise Eby Konan participated in an international webinar on strengthening preparedness plans for future disasters.
Blue coral’s secret sunscreen may save reefs
This coral not only produces a protein that imparts the deep blue color, but also acts as a natural sunscreen to filter out harmful UV radiation.
Engineering students release driverless delivery vehicle prototype
The wireless prototype delivery vehicle is capable of traveling up to four miles per hour, carrying a load of up to 300 pounds and traversing up inclines of 15 degrees.
Experts aim to keep coral reefs from dying off
An international group of scientific experts identified and discussed the requirements for coral reef survival in an article in Biological Conservation.
Dive into World Ocean Month with the Waikīkī Aquarium
A variety of activities and events including educational resources, a gift shop sale and beach clean-up will be held throughout the month of June.
Cracking the code of coral reef resilience
Crawford Drury was awarded $950,000 for his project which aims to speed up the natural evolution of heat resilient corals.
Engineering students develop innovative stormwater solutions
CIMP celebrated its second year with a ceremony at the Entrepreneurs Sandbox on May 21.
东精影业 law school building earns top energy efficiency
The Clinical Building has joined a dozen other structures throughout the 东精影业 campus system in achieving Gold LEED status, one of the top levels of energy efficiency.
Legislature congratulates ethnic studies on golden anniversary
The ethnic studies program has prospered into a department providing a quality education and serving as a major community contributor.