UH Manoa’s College of Education Names New Dean
Nathan Murata beat out two other finalists for the job of leading the College of Education.
The ‘Invisible’ Chamorro Poet Brings An Urgency To Island Culture
UH professor Craig Santos Perez has an eye on his 3-year-old daughter in his latest book.
Doctors At UH Hyperbaric Facility Complained Months Before It Shut Down
In a letter to university officials, the physicans said they were worried about patient safety and a lack of resources.
Worries Grow As UH Closes Center For Treating Sick Divers
Hawaii’s only public hyperbaric treatment facility was serving about one diver per week suffering decompression sickness.
How A UH Scientist Hopes To Improve Early Kidney Disease Detection
The research is particularly vital for Hawaii, where one in seven residents have chronic kidney disease.
Study: Living In Hawaii Can Make You Less Prejudiced
A new UH study found that after nine months of living on Oahu, mainland students’ views on race shifted noticeably.
University of Hawaii Gets $6.4 Million For Work On Ebola Vaccine
The UH and two companies are developing a heat-resistant vaccine that might protect against three of the most common strains.
Reader Rep: Hawaii Media Would Be Weaker Without Student Paper
UH’s struggling Ka Leo is worth saving, in part because it’s an essential training ground for local journalists.
UH Should Save Ka Leo — And Bring It Into The Digital Age
The university should raise fees to keep the near-broke student newspaper afloat, but find a new business model.
Is UH Student Newspaper An Endangered Species?
Ka Leo is hoping for a proposed student fee increase after it revamped its smartphone app to recapture students’ attention.