M.A. - Hawaiian Studies

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HOʻOLAUKANAKA I KA LEO O NĀ MANU

( 2022) Dinwiddie Kala, Kellie Kaleilehua ; Drexel, April A. H. ; Hawaiian Studies

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Hiding In Plain Sight: Kekahi Loko I'a ma Pu'uloa

( 2022) Borden, Anika ; Perry, Wendell Kekailoa ; Hawaiian Studies

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Wahi Pana Aloha ʻĀina: Storied Places of Resistance As Political Intervention.

( 2022) Ioane, Keahialaka Leiuʻiowaikaʻalulu ; Puniwai, Noelani ; Perry Jr., Wendell K. ; Hawaiian Studies

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HANA LOʻI: BUILDING AN ECOLOGY OF ʻŌIWI THOUGHT AN APPROACH TO CULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT EXPLORING THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND CULTURAL ECOLOGY OF LOʻI SYSTEMS THROUGH AKUA, KINOLAU, AND ʻĀINA

( 2021) Lee-Agcaoili, Renee Kalena K. ; Drexel, April A.H. ; Hawaiian Studies

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LĀʻAU LAPAʻAU: A STUDY OF TREATMENTS FOR ANAPHYLAXIS

( 2021) Brumblay, Jackson Konane ; Drexel, April A. H. ; Hawaiian Studies

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He aliʻi komo mua : a glimpse into the life of King William Charles Lunalilo

( 2013-05) Renaud, Kapualokeliʻiliʻokalani ; Armitage, James Kimo ; Hawaiian Studies

This thesis was created to establish one of the largest archival repositories regarding one of Hawaii's nineteenth century rulers. King William Charles Lunalilo (January 31, 1835-February 3, 1874) was an intriguing young man who excelled in poetry, and song writing. He was known for writing the Hawaiian Kingdom's national anthem, E Ola Ke Aliʻi Ke Akua and ʻAlekoki. Not only was Lunalilo talented, he was "immensely popular among the kānaka (Hawaiian people)" (Osorio 147).

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Candid Moments: Capturing Indigenous Knowledge Through Social Media