Welcome new Rainbow Warriors to the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa!

Mahalo for choosing Mānoa to further your educational journey.

In order to officially welcome you to UHM, Welina Mānoa encompasses everything you will need to know in order to connect yourself to campus. Welina Mānoa starts with an information packed New Student Orientation.

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FALL 2023 NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION

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The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa will be offering online and in-person orientation sessions before the start of school to welcome and prepare new students for the Fall 2023 semester.

Fall 2023 Orientation

Fall 2023 New Student Orientation: Registration will open soon.
Fill out this form if you would like to be notified via email when registration opens.

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AND THE ADVENTURE BEGINS

[SAVE THE DATE!]
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL KICK-OFF EVENT
Monday, August 21, 2023

Hello Rainbow Warriors!

Save the date for the Welina Mānoa: First Day of School Kick-Off Event!

The Mānoa campus is hosting the First Day of School Kick-Off, a welcome back to school event for the 2023-2024 academic year, on the first day of the fall semester.

At this event, we will have a variety of campus departments, programs, clubs and offices at Campus Center Courtyard, Kuykendall Lawn and Legacy Pathway. Stop by this resource fair and learn more about the various services available on campus! You will also have the opportunity to win a bunch of prizes!

Stay tuned for more details!

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Welina Mānoa - Mānoa greets us as we greet Mānoa.

As you engage with the campus, we trust that you will embrace and respect the concept of Welina Mānoa. Aligned with the Native Hawaiian value of aloha ʻaina, we live in reciprocity with the land. We strive to be cognizant of our surroundings. We strive to be knowledgeable of its history. We are respectful of all around us. We are protected by Mānoa’s cascading mountains, cooled by her winds and rains, nourished by her foods, quenched by her waters, and educated by her teachings. As Mānoa greets us in all of these amazing ways, let us pause and ask ourselves: As proud members of the UH Mānoa family, how do we reciprocate that greeting to Mānoa and tread carefully upon her to sustain this place for the generations yet to come?