Afterthoughts: Multiplying Cells
Smartphones are taking over, and that’s OK.
News Archive
September 11: Twelve Years Later
On this sad anniversary, we thought we'd take a look back at the first piece HONOLULU Magazine published in response to the 9/11 attacks.
A new Honolulu charter school teaches sustainability
A new Kaimuki research-driven charter school, called SEEQS, gets students outside of the class, solving real-world issues.
Welcome to the Issue/Contributors Page
Go team! Writing about sports takes teamwork.
Hawaii Xplorers summit Mauna Loa
On Aug. 18, a group of eight from the U.H. Ethnobiology Society’s Hawaii Xplorers Program successfully hiked a 13,680 feet to the peak of Mauna Loa, considered the largest mountain (in circumference) on the planet.
Afterthoughts: Sticker Up
On parties, families and what it takes to get a magazine out.
Unsolicited Advice: Stop Carrying On So!
This Keep Calm and Carry On" meme has got to stop.
Feedback
HONOLULU Magazine readers provide feedback for the June issue.
Hawaii Space Exploration: UH Students Reach for the Sky
Once UH students fling their Hiaka Satellite into space, this place might never again be the same.
Don't Forget
How things have changed since last September, and an update on my fundraiser.
Making a difference, in more ways than one
These exchanges will help this family long after we are gone.
An Inside Look at Larry Ellison's Lanai
Tech billionaire Larry Ellison has set out to transform the Pineapple Isle into a “laboratory for sustainability.” How does Lanai feel about that?
A Warning to Hawaii Residents from a Japan Tsunami Survivor
In Hawaii, even if you're in a higher place, please don't think that a tsunami will never come.
A Rakuten Baseball Game
After volunteering at Hamaguri Hama, we headed to the Rakuten baseball stadium in Sendai to watch a professional game between the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles and the Chiba Lotte Marines.
Hamaguri Hama, and its ahupua'a mentality
Both the Japanese and Hawaii cultures are connected to the ocean and land, and understand that there must be a balance in order to achieve sustainability.
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Long Reads
What starts now is the great rebooting of Hawai‘i: figuring out what went wrong, what must change, and what path to choose. For a clear-eyed take on the road ahead …
From world-circling voyagers, a disease-hunting doctor and more, these seven shaped Hawai‘i in 2016.