UHM NH Updates: Anahulu Poepoe, Mei 2025 Thursday 5/8 - Saturday 5/17 Some Manuokū birds enjoying their aerial view of campus’ flowering trees. Aloha mai kākou, Happy finals week! Even as we find ourselves in the business of wrapping up another…
UHM NH Updates: Anahulu Hoʻonui, ʻApelila & Mei 2025 Monday 4/28 - Wednesday 5/7 A canopy of blooming kamani trees. Aloha e nā hoa heluhelu, As we continue moving towards the ever-nearing end of the semester, let us return back to…
UHM NH Updates: Anahulu Hoʻēmi, ʻApelila 2025 Friday 4/18 - Sunday 4/27 A faint secondary rainbow in the morning sky outside of Gartley Hall. Aloha mai kākou, During my morning walks around campus during this anahulu in particular, I have noticed…
UHM NH Updates: Anahulu Poepoe, ʻApelila 2025 Tuesday 4/8 - Thursday 4/17 A long wispy white cloud in the blue sky of Punaluʻu, Koʻolauloa, Oʻahu. Aloha pumehana kākou, Yesterday morning during our weekly Monday chanting of “Welina Mānoa,” we had such…
Group photo of our Cohort Kaulua March participants in Kaʻākaukukui at the Kakaʻako Waterfront Park. While the last day of our cohort experience is always the most bittersweet, our office really enjoys the presentations and seeing everyone bring in their…
UHM NH Updates: Anahulu Hoʻonui, Malaki & ʻApelila 2025 Saturday 3/29 - Monday 4/7 The thin mahina ʻo Kū in the afternoon blue sky, situated just below the large cloud. Aloha e nā makamaka, As this month marks the last of…
UHM NH Updates: Anahulu Hoʻēmi, Malaki 2025 Wednesday 3/19 - Friday 3/28 The deep blue cloudless morning sky with a tiny crescent moon in the center. Aloha e nā hoa, Hopefully you were able to find some rest this past week!…
Today has been so wonderful and wonder-full! Our team has been witnessing such beautiful stories blooming in ways that are specific to this cohort experience, so I really appreciate the ways that folks are showing up for each other—and how…
The third day has become one of my favorite days during our visits to Kaʻākaukukui where we learn and hear from the ʻāina and the people who graciously host us on the UH Cancer Center and JABSOM campuses. We are…
This morning we had the opportunity to participate in Pilina Circles and visit Ka Papa Loʻi ʻo Kānewai. This day is special to me because Kānewai is my puʻuhonua, my place of refuge, and being able to welcome every one…