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The History And Challenge Of Searching For A UH President

Will the 16th leader help it become an engine of economic growth, or fall short of greatness?

A ‘What If’ Scenario For Honolulu’s Rail Project

A proposed public-private partnership from the 1980s might have dramatically changed the island’s history.

Students Thrived At This Maui School In Territorial Hawaii

The old high school at Hamakuapoko provided a transformational education for many who became key figures in Hawaii's transition from territory to state.

From Meiji To Reiwa: The ‘Modern’ King Kalakaua And Japan

Recalling Hawaii’s close ties to the Chrysanthemum Throne during the 19th century.

Hurricane Harvey’s Reminder For Hawaii: FEMA Can’t Do It All

Well before the Texas flooding, the federal agency called on communities nationwide to plan their own responses to disasters.

Hawaii And Japan: A 75-Year Post-Pearl Harbor Journey of Peace

Tuesday's events involving President Obama and Prime Minister Abe are just the latest examples of reconciliation on a grand scale.

Public-Private Partnerships And Their Potential For Rail

Getting creative with these partnerships could yield big benefits for the rail project, Honolulu, riders and residents.

A Rail System Option That Offers The Best Fit For Honolulu

Of the alternatives to the current proposed route for the Honolulu rail project, a hybrid option mixing elevated and at-grade systems looks the strongest.

Hurricane Precautions For Special Populations

Sizable numbers of non-English speakers, tourists, kids and pets in Hawaii on any given day require specific strategies from emergency planners.

Elderly And Poor Residents’ Vulnerability In Hurricanes

With the annual storm season upon us, what must Hawaii do to keep its older and poorer residents safe from hurricanes and tropical storm systems?

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