Creatures that are found in several geographic locations often become known by more than one name. This often causes confusion, but this article will clarify one of the most commonly confused and ...

Our languages vary, but we may not be that different after all. From the word "huh" to how we come up with the names of ...

The Subaru Telescope’s new Prime Focus Spectrograph (PFS) now carries the name ʻŌnohiʻula, following a naming ceremony Nov.

For the last four years, Nakahashi and colleagues at have offered aloha by hosting students from University of ...

Basically Books is more than a bookstore — it’s Hilo’s gathering place for Hawaii’s finest authors, artists and musicians and ...

The Arapaho people in Wyoming and Colorado believe their language can still survive, and so do I. That’s why I am working to combine decades of language documentation with new technological approaches ...

Scientists have revealed that Hawaiian monk seals produce far more underwater vocalizations than previously believed. Their newly discovered 25-call repertoire includes complex combinations and a rare ...

No matter whether your Word is stuck with German, Spanish, French, or any other language, you must identify the language first. Only then will you be able to change it to something that you know.

You’ll notice a change in how we spell Hawaiʻi and other Native Hawaiian words at The Seattle Times. Let us explain why. Many readers picture Hawaiʻi as a dream vacation destination that can be ...

The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. HONOLULU — Jason Momoa drove a vintage pickup along a winding country road in Hawaii, a tattooed arm ...

Jason Momoa drove a vintage pickup along a winding country road in Hawaiʻi, a tattooed arm dangling out the window and Metallica blasting. "POO'-ah-LEE'," he said. His passenger corrected him, again, ...

Jason Momoa drove a vintage pickup along a winding country road in Hawaii, a tattooed arm dangling out the window and Metallica blasting. “POO'-ah-LEE',” he said. His passenger corrected him, again, ...