Exciting news as we continue to stand for Mauna Kea.  The petition continues to get closer to our goal and we opened a new exhibit...

Kūkulu is a traveling art exhibition honoring the pillars of Mauna Kea who stand for the protection of the tallest mountain in the world (from the sea floor) located on Hawai`i Island.  Each exhibit is committed to uplift and inspire, to educate and bring awareness and to acknowledge, recognize and honor those standing for Mauna Kea and for all sacred, special and storied places in and beyond Hawai`i. 

Over the last year, KŪKULU Exhibits within the UH community have been visited by students, their families and people from around the world, Mahalo from Mauna Kea Education and Awareness to everyone who helped with the installations, programs, artwork and sharing of your treasures. 

We are excited to share that the Ho`omanu series continues at UH in the Campus Computer Lab & Lounge on the third floor of Campus Center!   The exhibit highlights photos from the earlier spaces at Hemenway, Native Hawaiian Student Services, Art Commons, Hamilton Library and the Laka Me Lono Resource Center Kamakakūokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies Hawaiʻinuiākea School of Hawaiian Knowledge.  

Students, faculty/staff and visitors to campus are encouraged to drop by the exhibit and experience and learn about Mauna Kea, the UH connections and Hawaiian traditions and culture.