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A philosophy program that encourages respectful listening and mindful empathy for students’ peers has profound classroom impact.

HDOE’s lead manager for school facilities outlines challenges and responds to criticisms from a recent Community Voice.

Young voters’ voices matter, even though some may not think so in the wake of Tuesday’s election results.

Using combinations of walking, biking, the bus and, in the not-so-distant future, rail will save time and money, if you’re creative.

Properly preparing for a scenario without ISIL requires extensive coordination to avoid giving back gains later.

Overcrowding has cost students their library and lunchroom. Meanwhile, four dilapidated portables stand unused.

Clinton’s position on a no-fly zone in Syria could propel the United States into war with Russia, the writer argues.

Proposals to increase term limits for city officials and cap the time that affordable housing stays affordable should be rejected, this writer says.

Battles to lead the office established for “the betterment of Native Hawaiians” are among the more lively on Hawaii ballots this fall.

International conservation leaders and the State of Hawaii are looking at what our islands’ pre-contact heritage may have to teach us.