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Graduates celebrate at University of Hawaii at Manoa commencement ceremony

By Dennis Oda /

May 11, 2019

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Graduates Kelsey Jones (cellular molecular biology), Tyler Godinet (biology) and Bridnie Hill (biology) celebrate after receiving their diplomas on Saturday at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
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Graduate T.J. Borja stands with her friends and family at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
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The family of graduate Lacey Bonner celebrates at UH's 108th annual commencement exercise at the Stan Sheriff Center. From left are Jonathan Aspormati (boyfriend), Lauren Bonner (sister), Anita Bonner (step mom), Ken Bonner (dad), Brian Crooch (step dad), Marianne Crooch (mom) and Karen Crooch (grandmother). They are from Virginia.
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Stan Chun snaps a picture of every graduate before they go on stage to get their diploma.
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Excited UH graduate Kesha Dunn takes a selfie with her fellow graduates Meigan Flanagan, Jordan Walker, Alyssa George, Shalynn McKee and Katie Seaton at the Stan Sheriff Center.
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Jeff Davi (economics) and Sean Doyle (biology) celebrate after getting their degrees on Saturday.
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Mart Joshua Lopez was the student speaker during the morning session at UH's commencement ceremony on Saturday.
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UH graduate Kanoe Pacheco raises her arms with her diploma in from the Hawaiinuiakea School of Hawaiian Knowledge. Her sash is a silent protest statement about the telescope on Mauna Kea.
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An excited Brianna Ornelas waves her diploma after getting her Bachelor of Science degree in Marine Biology.
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