Pukuʻi #779
A person is a like a banana tree on the day it bears fruit.
One can tell what kind of a person is by her deeds
On a mission to educate and empower the next generation of culturally grounded, community serving technology makers and problem solvers.
A world-class Hawaiian institution that sets the standard for excellence in education, innovation, and entrepreneurship in the service of land and people.
Purple is among the rarest colors in nature, reminding us to seek out the “purple-ness” in our haumāna–the things that make each student rare and unique.
Maiʻa means banana ma ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi. It references the purple flower of the banana tree.
We use a digital print of the maiʻa plant to bring ʻāina into a digital realm. We do not mean to replace the physical world, but use it as a reminder to remain anchored as we move through the currents of life.
