Pūpū A ʻO ʻEwa is ending our publishing run. This is our very last post.
it has been a wonderful four years. What started as an idea to encourage creative expression and promote the Hawaiian language on our campus and in our community grew into a website unique to the whole UH system.
Mahalo nui loa …
- To you, the students, graduates and community members who submitted your work. Pūpū is grateful for your generosity as well as your trust. Please keep writing and making your art. The world needs OUR stories!
- To the great people at our campus Educational Media Center for your technical, studio and web support. The quality of Pūpūʻs website and videos is a direct result of your dedication, professionalism, and expertise.
- To the Leeward ʻohana – faculty, staff, Hālau ʻIke O Puʻuloa, student interns, Board of Student Communications, marketing office, administration, Student Life, and our generous UH Foundation donors – for your unwavering support. We drew our strength and energy from you. Mahalo!
It has been my honor to share the work of our wonderful students, graduates and community members with you.
ʻO wau nō me ka mahalo, Pat Kamalani Hurley
Credits: post feature photo courtesy of Kai Markell, photo of Kamalani Hurley by Rokki Midro