UH Mānoa Media Log
“UH MĀNOA IN THE NEWS”
Media log for April 18 (Monday) – April 24, 2011 (Sunday)
SUNDAY, April 24
New UH tuition hikes likely. Star-Advertiser Hawaii News Now
Legislators consider several UH funds for sweeps or closure. Star-Advertiser
Hawaiian Studies hosts frank discussion with Hawaiian music Grammy winners. Star-Advertiser
SATURDAY, April 23
Library bookshelves are donated and shipped to help Micronesian students,
Star-Advertiser Hawaii News Now
Ethnomusicology graduate students provide workshops for Big Island. Hawaii Tribune-Herald
FRIDAY, April 22
Mānoa campus is recognized as among nation’s greenest by Princeton Review. Hawaii News Now
Some student veterans express frustration over efforts to get own campus center. Honolulu Civil Beat
Large audience celebrates School of Travel Industry Management annual legacy dinner. Pacific Business News blog
UH predicts Japan tsunami debris will drift to Hawaiʻi and California. KXTV - Sacramento
THURSDAY, April 21
UH receives cash and shares from sale of campus-founded Neugenesis biotechnology firm. Star-Advertiser
WEDNESDAY, April 20
CTAHR receives $25m federal award to battle childhood obesity throughout Pacific region. KITV KHON2 Star-Advertiser Maui News Hawaii News Now
$120m Cancer Center construction is ahead of schedule. Pacific Business News KITV KHON2 MSNBC Star-Advertiser
Owners of electric vehicles eligible for free campus parking on space-available basis. KHON2
SOEST’s Craig Smith makes hundreds of new discoveries on every deep-sea mission. MidWeek
TUESDAY, April 19
Astronomer Michael Liu discovers coolest star ever – a brown dwarf with the same temperature as a cup of cappuccino. Star-Advertiser
UH conducts test of emergency notification system. Hawaii News Now
Sea Grant scientists prepare plan to protect Kailua Beach sand dunes from expected erosion. Hawaii News Now KITV
MONDAY, April 18
Ann Dunham Soetoro Endowment supports student research and studies in Indonesia. Star-Advertiser
Students asked to help design future UHM classrooms. Ka Leo
College of Education organizes May 6 virtual commencement event in on-line world of Second Life. Hawaii News Now Star-Advertiser