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No need watch college basketball to understand just how much the pandemic restrictions are being lifted across the nation, especially for large gatherings. With luck, this trend will carry on thru the end of semester and beyond. Thus, the 2022 CTAHR ʻOhana Banquet will proceed as planned!

My name is Joey Ooka and I am a Ph.D. candidate in the Dept. of Molecular Biosciences and Bioengineering, working in the lab of Daniel Owens. On April 14, I’m hosting a virtual Ph.D Dissertation Defense to discuss my project “The Utilization of Natural Products for Agricultural...

For his dedication to supporting and enhancing invasive species management on Kauaʻi and throughout Hawaiʻi, Extension agent Roshan Manandhar is the recipient of the 2022 Hawaiʻi Invasive Species Awareness Month Kauaʻi Island MVP Award! The award recognizes an individual, organization,...

The Hawaiʻi Foodbank has kicked off its Annual State Employees Food Drive running through May 13, and the goal this year is to raise $147,000 and 39,000 pounds of food. The top five most wanted items are: monetary contributions, canned proteins (chicken/tuna), canned meals (stew/spaghetti),...

Mymarommatoidea is a group of miniscule but very beautiful wasps, around 0.5 mm in length – which to our eyes look like specks of dust. They’ve been elusive to entomologists, and were the last major group of parasitoid wasps about which nearly nothing was known regarding their...

The four collections of original clothing design will get their world premiere on May 1, so for now, the photo and

Need to buy logo’d CTAHR Something for yourself or staff? Come Together and Oh! Darling please don’t delay, Because the close of Fiscal Year 2021-22 will be here sooner than you think. The Office of Communication...

Get ready to fall in love with veggies! Register here to join Food Sciences and Human Nutrition Instructor Lara Hackney this Friday, March 11th at 5:00 pm to cook up some fresh, flavor-packed dishes to kick off spring break with a delicious start. Together, let’s learn how to make a...

CTAHR’s Graduate Student Organization is forming a Journal Club for nutrition, biochemistry, and biology sciences – and the club is open to all UH graduate students who have an interest in conversing about recent and critical journal articles. The self-organizing group of students...

In place of Alumni BBQ’s, and to keep us all safe as the Covid-mess (hopefully) wraps up, Dean Comerford and the Associate Deans will be hosting a quarterly get together with Alumni via Zoom to challenge their multi-tasking skills...cooking up some tasty chow and chatting with Alumni about...

It’s baaaaack by popular demand. In fact, it’s now bi-monthly. Thanks to a great turnout in the last mini-conference, Roshan Manandhar is pleased to announce the next Virtual Invasive Pest Mini-Conference, set for March 23 @ 9:30 a.m. Please join your colleagues and other scientists...

Want to sustain our aging Ag workforce with the best and brightest of the next generation? How about try exposing young persons to the wide diversity of careers that are available? Faculty, staff, and volunteers of CTAHR’s Urban Garden Center (UGC) played host to field trips last week from...

“Vogue 56,” the 56^th Annual Fashion Show, is charging full steam ahead, and our students are working hard to offset the expenses of a full-on production. Come support them at today’s one-day-only pop-up thrift shop! If you’re reading this, that means...

New York Fashion Week, the epicenter for America’s new trends in clothing styles and materials, got an extra helping of Aloha last week when Native Hawaiian models, musicians, and dancers graced the runway. The team highlighted one-of-a-kind creations by Ola Hou Designs’ Sharayah...

What is the key factor allowing Hawaiʻi’s small, family-run floriculture operations to compete with the giants in the marketplace? It’s CTAHR’s research and development program under the direction of Dr. Tessie Amore. In last Sunday’s Star Advertiser, long-time CTAHR...

If improving sustainable agriculture and food security for Hawaiʻi through research or innovative programing is your thing, invite your undergrad students to join CTAHR’s Food Systems Working Group. Students will work with UH faculty and high school students to explore and identify a...

The next round of GoFarm Hawaiʻi for Windward Oʻahu (Waimānalo) will begin on March 15 – and the GoFarm Hawaiʻi Team would love to have your help in reaching potential participants who are looking to improve their farming production and agribusiness skills! Please forward and share...

Please join me in congratulating Waimānalo Farm Manager Roger Corrales, who retired Feb. 1 after 32 years of service to CTAHR. Roger started with CTAHR in 1990 as an Agricultural Technician III and within a few years was promoted to Agricultural Technician IV, then Farm Manager in 1992. Roger...

The Fashion Show Production Team, run by students of the Fashion Design and Merchandising Program of the Dept. of Family and Consumer Sciences, wants you! to donate your unused/unworn clothing and accessories. Items must be in good condition and washed/clean. All donations will be used to support...

Congrats to Jinan Banna of the Dept. of Human Nutrition, Food and Animal Sciences for being granted a Gold Author Recognition Award from the Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior! Jinan, who performs research on obesity prevention and nutrition education, has authored or...

The CTAHR Banquet is set for Friday, May 6 at the Ala Moana Hotel – but even if the festivities are scratched due to the omnivorous omicron, the 2022 Dean’s Awards for Excellence will go on as planned. This article serves as a call for APT and Civil Service nominations. The purpose of...

Tina Lau has been an advocate for plants and Hawaiian ecosystems since graduating from UH Mānoa with a BA and MS in Botanical Sciences, an organic gardener since 2000, and a serious gardener of a 1/3-acre garden in Eastern Oregon, where the abundance of food grown led her to learn home...

CTAHR Faculty: send the word, because your students may want to join a research team that will

Imagine working in a 200-acre public botanical garden, university arboretum, and conservation research site. Now, you can!  Lyon Arboretum is accepting applications for the Lyon Arboretum Summer Internship Program, and we are looking for excited and motivated persons to make up our 2022...