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The Legislature needs to be held to the same open meetings law as other public bodies and conflicts of interest need to be taken more seriously.

Will Hawaii’s legislators have the courage to take us in the right direction?

Insufficiently funding public education exacerbates the economic disparities we see in Hawaii.

An online program with proven results over the past five years in serving Hawaii students finds itself on the chopping block, without support for its contract renewal.

Facing a $30-million fine over use of false stats to sell their campuses to students, Heald Colleges closed for good last week. Where did it all go wrong?

Gov. Ige’s moratorium on the TMT project gives the UH Board of Regents, OHA and Mayor Billy Kenoi opportunities to revisit past choices.

As Hawaii moves forward with anti-bullying efforts to protect our children, we should not move backward on anti-harassment protections for workers. 

Legislators should reject a measure to add state, county and educational penalties to federal punishment for not registering with Selective Service.