UH Mānoa Media Log

“UH MANOA IN THE NEWS”

Media log for September 7 (Monday) – Sept. 13, 2009 (Sunday)

SUNDAY, Sept. 13 

UH Mānoa artist-in-residence Michel Tuffery inspires young New Zealanders to connect with cultural history.  Star-Bulletin

UH Mānoa faculty art exhibition features sophistication, maturity.  Star-Bulletin

JABSOM offers workshop on recovering from brain injuries. Maui News

FRIDAY, Sept. 11

Graduate Dean Peter Garrod says most Mānoa graduate offerings are unaffected by budget cuts.  Pacific Business News

Kewalo Lab's Mark Martindale says researchers garner $4.5 m in federal funds.  KITV

"Unconventional" production is UH Manoa’s latest contribution to local theatre. Star-Bulletin

Cancer Center's Brenda Hernandez links weight gain to risk of prostate cancer.  Huliq news

THURSDAY, Sept. 10

Proposed merger of TIM and Shidler College of Business draws fire.  Star-Bulletin

Documentary film will focus on Obama's mother, UH Mānoa graduate. Advertiser

Aquarium concerned over impact of new local preference procurement law. Maui News

UH honors top Mānoa faculty members. Ka Leo

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 9

Enrollment at UH Mānoa is up 2 percent over last year.  Advertiser  Star-Bulletin

Budget cuts move JABSOM to halt admittees into medical technology program.

Ka Leo

JABSOM requests halting enrollment in speech pathology program. Ka Leo

President's address on health plan impresses JABSOM audience. KHON2

President Greenwood appears on Sunrise Morning show in first live interview. 

KGMB9

TUESDAY, September 8 

Dolphin deaths in 2004 at Kewalo Lab led to UH paying penalty of $13k.   Star-Bulletin