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Journalism's Future ... Now

The Mānoa Mirror

Journalism's Future ... Now

The Mānoa Mirror

Journalism's Future ... Now

The Mānoa Mirror

UH senior Heidi Ricketts
Black Students Navigate Identity and Belonging at UH Mānoa
Nevaeh Stinson, Contributing Reporter • February 19, 2026

Being a Black student in Hawai‘i can feel like being a single dark shell on a beach of many colors—noticed, sometimes admired, sometimes misunderstood,...

Students hold a banner introducing the Chinatown parade.
Galloping Into the New Year
Kayda Pierce, Contributing Reporter • February 19, 2026

As the islands of Hawai‘i are home to diverse individuals from all different cultures, hundreds gathered in Chinatown to celebrate the Year of the Horse...

View from the Harbor
Living Aboard in Hawai’i
Angelline Little, Contributor • December 16, 2025

Pinned sideways under the finger pier, Cynthia's sailboat was saved only when a neighbor jumped aboard and tilted it upright. One night, Cynthia...

Aloha Stadium from above in 2024
New Aloha Stadium
Jenna Englehart, Contributor • November 30, 2025
Student-athlete Julia Lawrenz representing UH Beach Volleyball.
How the eBanner Transition Left Student-Athletes in Financial Limbo
Julia Lawrenz, Contributing Reporter • February 2, 2026

In January, I had to make an agreement with my landlord after realizing I would not have the money to pay rent on time. I rely entirely on...

Microphone Photo Taken by Bogomil Mihaylov; public domain/unsplash
Defending the Right to Say
Lillie Jones, Contributor • October 16, 2025

On Sept. 15, late-night TV host Jimmy Kimmel commented on the arrest of the man accused of fatally shooting conservative political activist Charlie...

When the NFL Draft Became an Open Season for Prank Calls
When the NFL Draft Became an Open Season for Prank Calls
Bailey Smith, Contributor • May 19, 2025

When I first heard that Falcons defensive coordinator and University of Hawai‘i linebacker legend Jeff Ulbrich’s son prank-called Shedeur...