Top College News Subscribe to the Newsletter

Top Story

Dr. Robert Wehrman

What About Dr. Bob?

Faces & Places

It’s your first semester at UH Maui College, and you find yourself hopelessly lost in the hallways yet again. As you scan each door for your class you stumble upon a room that looks particularly interesting, and you begin to wonder where you are. The sign on the door clearly states “THIS IS NOT HERE!.” Suddenly the door swings open, and a bearded man wearing glasses invites you in. You have stumbled upon the lair of Dr. Robert Wehrman, UHMC’s resident peace-loving music aficionado. Full story

Top Story

Enchanting Floral Gardens Kula

Open House Event to Celebrate the Restoration of Enchanting Floral Gardens in Kula

Local News

Maui residents are invited to celebrate the reopening of the newly restored Enchanting Floral Gardens, a living exhibit of exotic plants and flowers, at an open house event on Sunday, May 26, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Located at an elevation of 2,500 feet on the slopes of Haleakalā, the picturesque eight-acre property is one of Maui’s cultural and educational jewels. Full story

Top Story

ReVive Boutique

The Beauty of Hand-Me-Downs

Critic's Corner

ReVive Boutique in Kahului is a hidden gem. Full story

Top Story

Binary Code

Computer Programming: A Language Far More Useful?

Social Commentary

A language that I believe every person should be introduced to at the high school level. I’m talking, of course, about the highly romantic language of computers, otherwise known as binary code. Full story

Top Story

ContactUsTeaserPic

Want to Join Ho'oulu?

Ho‘oulu is an independent publication produced by University of Hawai‘i Maui College students. Student staff members and contributors serve as editors, writers, photographers, designers, and artists to turn out a weekly online newspaper that provides the campus and surrounding community with news, information, and inspiration. Full story

Upcoming Events

Announcements

News

  • Pearls Play Review

    Pearls: Plays About the Human Condition

    It’s the end of another semester and  final papers and projects are due—for Craig Gardners’ drama class, it is no different.  The UH Maui College's production class presented, "Pearls," an evening of original One-Acts, in Noi’i 10A on Friday, May 3 and Saturday, May 4. This student effort was a stimulating example of how creativity and diversity converge into a series of examples of what young people are dealing with today. 

  • Autofest Flyer

    UHMC Autofest Returns with the 'Sickest' Cars and Classic Rides

    On Saturday, Mar. 23, the University of Hawai‘i Maui College will be hosting the 2nd Annual Autofest. This year the Autofest will be held in the UHMC main parking lot and is scheduled to start at 5 p.m. and end at 10 p.m. “It's a free event for the whole community,” said ASUHMC Student Government Senator Herbert Feliciano.

Campus News from...

UHMC Features

Top Story

Dr. Yankowski

Teaching Lessons to Live By: Dr. Lynn Yankowski

College can be a difficult transition for a recent high school graduate. The hours are long and varied, the subject material is on a whole new level, and no one is going to tell you what to do and when to do it. You have complete control over the classes you take—and when you take them. That being said, sometimes the professor in charge can make or break your experience in the classroom. Full story

Happening @ the MACC

  • Brew Fest Dinner

    Maui Brew Fest Dinner Pairs Craft Beer with New Cuisine at the MACC

    Enjoy a Five Course Edu-Dinner Paired with Maui Brewing Craft Beers

    Maui Brewers Festival will open its 5th Anniversary with a new Maui Brew Fest Beer Dinner on Friday, May 17, 2013 from 6 to 9 pm in the scenic Morgado Hall & Lanai at Maui Arts & Cultural Center. This beer education celebration will feature cuisine of the New Americas by Cactus Bistro Chef-Owner John Memering of Kailua.

Health & Science

Technology