UH Journalism Students Are Back On The Legislative Beat
University of Hawaii students are getting on the job training by reporting on the Legislature.
Jonathan Okamura: UH Ethnic Studies Keeps Correcting Rosy Versions Of Hawaii’s Past
Faculty at the small department are publishing books on subjects that range from Hawaii to far afield challenging injustice and inequality.
University of Hawaii Budget Request Faces Backlash From Senators
About $120 million is needed to repair student housing stock, UH leaders said. But some senators questioned the timing of the request.
Oregon Says Aloha To 2024 UH Football Season Opener In Hawaii
The University of Hawaii’s athletic director previously told Civil Beat that the game was in doubt, underscoring the need for a venue to replace Aloha Stadium
University Of Hawaii Athletics Needs Your Money To Survive. Here’s How College Sports Finances Are Changing
UH’s lack of the big revenue seen by other college athletic programs is hampering its ability to compete, especially in the high-finance sport of football.
Jonathan Okamura: UH Can Learn From University Presidents’ Responses At Congressional Hearing
The implementation of a policy banning race-based hate speech would provide clear guidelines.
Jonathan Okamura: UH Needs To Bar Race-Based Hate Speech
The university’s focus on discrimination fails to address the question of members of the community expressing racist statements.
Danny De Gracia: UH Rises Above Charged Middle East Rhetoric To Protect Students
As campuses across the U.S. erupt in controversy, the University of Hawaii takes a different tack.
Chad Blair: This Group Of UH Experts Has Become A One-Stop Shop For Policy Analyses
UHERO is expanding its role in advising the larger Hawaii community on pressing issues.
UH President David Lassner Will Retire Next Year
He has run the University of Hawaii since 2013, an institution he first began working at in 1977.