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Since 1922, Ka Leo O Hawaiʻi has been serving the University of Hawaiʻi at Manoa campus. Anything published reflects that of Ka Leo only.

As a student-run news organization, Ka Leo does not reflect the views of the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa. While we want to foster free speech on this platform, Ka Leo does reserve the right to delete comments that provide misinformation, fake news, derogatory or hate speech, etc.

11/28/2024

Enjoy your Thanksgiving break by going on an adventure to see Moana 2!

View our review of the sequel to one of Disney’s newest characters, as Disney goes back to the Pacific. It’s as easy as going on the Manoa Now app and selecting the Ka Leo logo!

10/17/2024

By a unanimous decision, the UH Board of Regents have named Wendy F. Hensel as the next president of the University of Hawaiʻi system.

10/11/2024

A vigil in support of Palestine was held last night in front of Bachman Hall at the University of Hawaiʻi. The event was held to commemorate the lives lost in Palestine.

This vigil – held shortly after the one-year mark of the Israel-Hamas war beginning, on Oct. 7, 2023 – was put together by Students and Faculty for Justice in Palestine (SFJP).

“Tonight is about holding space. At this vigil we want to share our grief and our hope for the future,” Sonja Giardina, the ASUH Senator for School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology (SOEST) said.

Gardenia also discusses the Pro-Palestine rally held by SFJP earlier that day in the campus center, at which dozens of students and faculty were in attendance.

📷: Alec Johnson
✍️: Emma Davidson

10/10/2024

A vigil in support of Palestine was held last night in front of Bachman Hall at the University of Hawaiʻi.

This vigil – held shortly after the one-year mark of the Israel-Hamas war beginning, on Oct. 7, 2023 – was put together by Students and Faculty for Justice in Palestine (SFJP).

“Tonight is about holding space. At this vigil we want to share our grief and our hope for the future,” Sonia Gardina, the ASUH Senator for School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology (SOEST) said.

Gardenia also discusses the Pro-Palestine rally held by SFJP earlier the day in the campus center, at which dozens of students and faculty were in attendance.

05/12/2024

Over 2,000 graduates walked the stage at the Stan Sheriff Center today to receive their bachelor’s or postgraduate degrees. Congratulations to all of UH Mānoa’s spring 2024 graduates!

📸: Tia Flores

05/04/2024

📸 All smiles for Ka Leo at the 2024 UH Student Media Awards!

A big MAHALO to all of our 2023-2024 Ka Leo staff and hoʻomaikaʻi to all of our graduating seniors. 💚

Ka Leo O Hawai’i graduating seniors:
🎓 Shelby Mattos, Editor-In-Chief
🎓 Arianne Karylle Cadiz, Managing Editor and Chief Copy Editor
🎓 Annika Daisy Mendoza, Print Editor and Comics Editor
🎓 Tori DeJournett, Digital Editor
🎓 Nevan Isaiah-Pak, Videos Editor
🎓 Carly Prins, Copy Editor
🎓 Vanessa Hathaway, Former Features Editor
🎓 Noah Clay, Senior Staff Writer
🎓 Lucia Peralta, Staff Writer
🎓 Eujin Chung, Senior Staff Writer
🎓 Ashiwarya Behl, Senior Staff Writer

05/02/2024

🎓 NEW ISSUE OUT NOW!

Read all about it! Pick up our Grad/Finals issue out on the green racks TODAY! This is our LAST issue for the 2023-2024 school year, so don’t forget to grab your copy! 🤙

05/01/2024

The Warrior Recreation Center celebrated their 10-year anniversary at their indoor courts Tuesday afternoon.

The celebration event provided free food and t-shirts for students. There were also 10 mini games and challenges that students could participate in, such as cup stacking, free throw, ten push ups and one-minute planks, to enter a raffle for a $25 UHM bookstore gift card.

“It means a lot to me,” Julia Beatty, an informal recreation graduate assistant, said. “I’ve been working at the WRC ever since I was a freshman, so about three years, so for people to come together as a community and just appreciate just the different activities and just our workers as a whole.”

The WRC opened in April 2014. It was a $47 million project funded in part by a student fee that has been is place since 2007.

04/30/2024

UH men’s volleyball player Keoni Thiim announced via his Instagram story Monday that he will be leaving Hawai’i and has entered the transfer portal for his final year of eligibility.

Despite completing four years of volleyball at the collegiate level, Thiim has one remaining year of eligibility due to COVID-19.

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04/21/2024

The Rainbow Warriors were swept Friday night by UC Irvine in the Big West Men’s Volleyball Tournament, ending the season for Hawai’i as they presumably will not pick up an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament.

Despite a 36-34 set, Hawai’i gave up too many leads across the entire night to ensure a trip for a chance at an automatic qualifier. Louis Sakanoko and Keoni Thiim led the team in kills, 12 and 11 respectively.

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04/19/2024

Hawaiʻi advances to The Big West Men’s Volleyball Tournament Semi-Finals after the 3-1 victory over the UC Santa Barbara Gauchos. The ‘Bows hit at .360, led by senior Alakaʻi Todd’s 13 kills. Middle blocker Kurt Nusterer missed all but one of his kill attempts (7-8) with two service aces.

The semi-finals kick off tomorrow, as Hawaiʻi plays UC-Irvine for the fourth time this season. UH leads the season series, 2-1 so far.

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04/17/2024

🎨 NEW ISSUE OUT NOW!

Read all about it! Pick up our creatives issue out on theracks TODAY! Available April 17 to May 1.

Read about UHM Maui residents’ new hui, promoting inclusivity through swimwear, behind-the-scenes of Aloha Bash, a preview of the 58th annual fashion exhibition and more. Explore our comic selection as well! 🌈

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