Please see our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) pages for the answers to some of your most-asked questions about campus life during the 2020–2021 academic year, and our COVID-19 pages for late-breaking news and past announcements.
UH Mānoa is proud of its diverse, multiethnic heritage. Located at the crossroads of the Pacific, the campus is home to students, faculty and staff from Hawaiʻi, the U.S. mainland, and more than 140 countries and regions around the world. Our programs consistently rank among the nation’s most diverse.
This diversity and Hawaiʻi’s spirit of aloha—a term that refers to the mutual regard, caring and affection felt and expressed among people from all walks of life—contributes to a campus environment we think you’ll agree is unique.
Student Diversity
- Asian 35.1%
- Caucasian 24.6%
- Hawaiian / Part Hawaiian 18.9%
- Multiracial 16.9%
- International 6.0%
- Hispanic 1.9%
- African American 1.6%
- American Indian or Alaskan Native 0.4%
- Unknown 0.4%
- Asian 35.1%
- Caucasian 24.6%
- Hawaiian / Part Hawaiian 18.9%
- Multiracial 16.9%
- International 6.0%
- Hispanic 1.9%
- African American 1.6%
- American Indian or Alaskan Native 0.4%
- Unknown 0.4%
Below is a list of just a few of the resources available to serve the needs of our diverse community.
Academic and Support
- Bridge to Hope
- Catholic Campus Ministry
- College Opportunities Program
- Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action (UH System)
- KOKUA Program (disability services)
- Kuaʻana Native Hawaiian Student Development Services
- LGBTQ+ Center
- Office of Veteran Student Services
- Student Equity, Excellence and Diversity Office
- Women’s Campus Club
- Women’s Center
International Education and Student Resources
Student Associations
- International Student Association
- Katipunan Club
- Nusantara Society
- Timpuyog Organization
- Vietnamese Student Organization
For organizations without websites visit the list of student organizations for additional information.