Bills For Free UH Tuition Clear First House Committee
A set of bills aim to make the state pay UH tuition for needy students.
Ian Lind: Public Interest Measures Surface At Legislature
On balance and when push comes to shove, money talks, and ethics walks.
Senators Voice Concerns Over UH Budget Requests
Lawmakers said the university needs to make sure it’s using all the resources it already has before asking for more.
After-School Program Helps Palolo’s Kids Find Their Way
The Palolo Ohana Learning Center helps children overcome stereotypes and other challenges facing immigrant families
Dole Street Called ‘A Big Slap In The Face’ For Hawaiian Students
The road聽name is a painful reminder for Native Hawaiians of the monarchy’s overthrow, according to a student group.
Judge Rules Feds Properly Withheld Details Of UH Biolab Inspection
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention redacted聽most of a report that found 30 safety violations.
New Civil Beat Initiative: Meet 3 Aspiring Young Hawaii Journalists
We’re helping聽local journalists develop聽important high-level聽skills in our new intensive internship program.
UH Preps For Conservation Event
Law school students are getting ready with motions for the international gathering.
Manoa Legislator Says He’s Being ‘Carpet-Bombed’ By Challenger
With the backing of the UH faculty聽union, Dale Kobayashi is mounting a tough challenge. Maybe too tough, says Rep. Isaac Choy.
Why UH Won’t Always Admit What Dangerous Viruses It’s Researching
UPDATED: In some cases, the labs make public announcements about viruses. In other cases, the work is shrouded in secrecy due to federal regulations.