Mānoa
One Card
At UH Mānoa, student identification cards are called Mānoa One Cards and are free. These are obtained at the Campus Center Ticket, Information & ID Office after a student has established a UH email account and registered for classes on campus. All holds and financial obligations need to be cleared before a card can be issued. A valid form of identification is required for a student to receive a card. Uses of the Mānoa One Card range from discount rentals to dining services: U-PASS The U-PASS - a sticker placed on the UH Mānoa One Card aka your student ID card - provides free bus transportation around the island on TheBus.
Library Privileges Students need their cards to borrow items from Hamilton and Sinclair libraries. The cards are also needed to enter the libraries after 9 p.m.
Discounts for Campus Activities Many campus services offer discounts for students with IDs. At the Leisure Center, students are eligible for cheaper equipment rentals and leisure classes. Tickets to Kennedy Theater will sometimes be sold at student rates with these cards. Students are also eligible for special pricing on computers and student-designed HI Pride T-shirts at the UH Bookstore.
UH Athletics Any fee-paying student is eligible for discounted or free tickets to UH Mānoa athletic events. Free T-shirts or prizes are often given out to students who attend games and sit in the student sections.
Access to Campus Events & Resources Campus Center hosts numerous events throughout the year, such as free movie nights and dances, which require a UHM ID to enter. Warrior Recreation Center and many of the computer labs on campus also require your UHM ID.
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Dining Services The Mānoa One Card is used for meal transactions, such as meal swipes for meal plans and dining dollars. Mānoa One Cards can get students deals off campus, too. There are many restaurants and shops where students can flash their IDs to receive benefits like a free drink or meal discount.