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UH Scientist Reports Promising Development In Alzheimer’s Research
His discovery is leading to ongoing efforts to produce a drug that could reverse the effects of the disease.
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State Changes Its Manoa Sludge Pits Plan After UH Faculty Outcry
The Department of Land and Natural Resources finds a new temporary site for sludge it will dredge from Manoa Stream.
Stewart Yerton/Civil Beat
This Sludge Pit Plan Gets Little Love In Manoa
Critics question why the state didn’t conduct an environmental assessment for the Manoa Stream dredging project.
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The Fight To Save A Sacred Owl In West Oahu
A nonprofit group based in Ewa Beach is concerned future development will destroy the habitat of the Hawaiian short-eared owl.
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Judge Gives Stevie Wonder Concert Scammer 5 Years In Prison
The University of Hawaii paid out $200,000 in what became known as the “Wonder Blunder.”
Anthony Quintano/Civil Beat
Feds Say UH Manoa Overcharged Disabled Dorm Residents
The university has refunded about $100,000 to more than 40 students to resolve a federal complaint.
AP
Man Says Fear Of Prosecutors Made Him Admit To UH Concert Scam
Marc Hubbard wants to withdraw his guilty plea in the “Wonder Blunder” case, in which the university paid him $200,000.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat
Feds: UH Manoa Violated Rules In Handling Sexual Harassment Cases
Complaints were mishandled and federal grievance procedures weren’t followed, investigators found.
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UH Takeover Of Innovation Center Is Raising Tech Community Eyebrows
In July, UH will oust the Hawaii Technology Development Corp. as the Manoa tech incubator’s landlord.
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UH Reopens Center That Treats Sick Scuba Divers
Researchers had delayed some deep-sea dives after a hyperbaric facility closed amid concerns about patient safety.
