‘It’s More Than Pay’: The Plight Of UH Grad Assistants
The students want a union, but UH argues that a union will not resolve issues like workplace harassment, low wages or unfair treatment.
University Of Hawaii Proposes Tuition Reduction, Freeze
The proposal would reverse previously approved tuition increases.
‘Top Secret’ Clearance Expected For UH Lab Doing Navy Research
The University of Hawaii Applied Research Laboratory is closing in on a new $80 million contract for cybersecurity and renewable energy research.
Senators Put UH Finances Under A Microscope
A proposal backed by Gov. David Ige to expand a community college scholarship program to four-year schools is met with skepticism.
More Burglaries, Fewer Rapes Reported At UH Manoa
Newly released statistics show the number of reported rapes dropped from 13 in 2016 to seven in 2017.
Hawaii Scientists Are Learning A Lot About Autism From Blind Cave Fish
Scientists are using the unusual fish to study how a low-carb diet helps perk up behavior in fish as well as humans.
UH Regents Approve New Leadership Organization
The recombining of the University of Hawaii system president with the Manoa chancellor is among other bureaucratic shifts coming to UH.
UH Wants $40 Million To Help Students Lower Their Tuition Costs
The university is asking legislators for money to expand the Hawaii Promise program to the Manoa, Hilo and West Oahu four-year campuses.
RIP Ruth Gates: The World Loses A Top Coral Scientist And ‘Indomitable Spirit’
The University of Hawaii researcher was working on creative ways to preserve the ocean’s dwindling reefs in the face of climate change. She never lost hope.
UH Students And Staff Will Pay For $35 Million In Parking Garage Repairs
Parking rate increases will be phased in over the next six years in a plan approved by the Board of Regents.