Biden Panel On AAPI And Native Hawaiians Seeks Local Input
The advisory commission is coming to Honolulu in early July.
Final Budget Leaves UH Treading Water On Key Programs And Improvements
A redesign of McCarthy Mall to provide more outdoor study space is among the projects on hold.
BYU Is Considering Taking Down An Iconic Mural On Its North Shore Campus
The plan still needs final approval, but community members say it’s part of their history and want the university to reconsider.
Hawaii LG Sylvia Luke Finds Cash To Cover Shortfall: ‘I Expect Better Of Myself’
The lieutenant governor is walking back her request for a bailout from the state budget office.
Hawaiian Telcom Wins A $37M Grant To Install Undersea Cables To Improve Broadband Service
The new federal funding would provide additional fiber links between the islands to make service more reliable, and to reach unserved rural communities.
Budget Gap Puts Brakes On Public School Capital Improvement Projects
English learner programs and mathematics initiatives are also not currently funded.
Hawaii Storytellers: Taurie Kinoshita
As an award-winning theatre director, Taurie Kinoshita shares how performing arts changed her life.
Hawaii Storytellers: Keli‘i Kotubetey
The Paepae O Heeia co-founder explains how this Hawaiian mo‘olelo is relevant to his work as a food cultivator.
Hawaii Storytellers: Ku‘ulani Keohokalole
Moving from Hawaii to New York City showed this local girl how to create a home and form a community far from Kaneohe.
Hawaii Storytellers: Liko Hoe
A story about his family’s business, Waiahole Poi Factory, and its roots in Hawaiian culture and community.