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UH Manoa’s ‘Yes Means Yes’ campaign has great brand appeal, but preventing campus sexual assaults will take much more than a memorable catch phrase.

In his second attempt at picking a new Department of Land and Natural Resources chief, the governor taps an experienced conservation lawyer with deep local roots.

The Thirty Meter Telescope will be the last new telescope constructed on Mauna Kea.

A week of community engagement activities on homelessness reflects the university’s values of pono, kuleana and aloha.

The University of Hawai‘i’s effort to build a 30-meter telescope atop Mauna Kea begs the question, “When does Kānaka Maoli culture matter?”

One-third of Hawaii’s population will be over 60 by the year 2035. Meeting the challenges of an aging society requires that young and old join forces.

As Hawaii’s new governor’s to-do list grows, early challenges impart a lasting lesson: Sometimes words are every bit as important as deeds.

Several legislative measures are aimed at making elections officials more accountable when problems arise.

It seems that the legislative process, despite some mad scrambles, is working and bad things are being fixed.

The project is proceeding on faulty legal grounds, compelling concerned citizens to take the law into their own hands.