UH Faculty Bring in $425 Million in Contracts, Grants
Researchers made a big statement in 2014-15, rebounding from three straight years of funding declines with a $33-million increase.
Colin Powell Zings Trump on Immigration in Debut Inouye Lecture
An otherwise reserved discussion of foreign affairs between two legendary secretaries of state included a particularly pointed barb aimed at a would-be commander in chief.
Hawaii’s Bold New Approach to Energy Policy
Bills signed into law Monday by Gov. Ige and a recent decision by the UH Board of Regents prove the state’s deep commitment to energy sustainability.
Want to Save the Planet? Have Fewer Kids
A straight-talking scientist at the University of Hawaii says we need to stop focusing on the negative effects of climate change and start talking about the solutions.
Leadership Transition Finds East-West Center at a Crossroads
As its longtime president prepares to step down, the center must get serious about new leadership, strategic planning, funding and partnerships.
Auditor: UH Research Corp. is Failing to Meet Its Mission
State audit report slams the Research Corporation of the University of Hawaii for complacency in pursuing its mission, as well as poor accountability for its procurement process.
Ige Supports Construction of TMT, Asks UH to Better Manage Mauna Kea
UPDATE: University of Hawaii President David Lassner agrees stewardship of the mountain can be improved.
The Projector: The Big Day Arrives for 1,700-Plus Graduates at UH Manoa
Proud relatives and friends join a “record-breaking” number of seniors who jammed the Stan Sheriff Center for the commencement ceremony.
UH Regents Should Let Tuition Hike Move Forward
Reducing the tuition that many students are already paying for the 2015-16 academic year would create problems the University of Hawaii system doesn’t need.
Peter Apo: The Last Telescope
I am convinced we will find a way to link arms in the name of humanity and share one of the greatest endeavors in the history of the world.