Sculpture honors pioneering scientist Alice Ball
In 1915, Ball became the first African-American and woman to graduate from both 糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 and the U.S. with a master’s degree in chemistry.
In 1915, Ball became the first African-American and woman to graduate from both 糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 and the U.S. with a master’s degree in chemistry.
Culinary students Casey Chow and Marielle Acupan have received scholarships from the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Hawaiʻi.
The renewed agreement will enhance recruitment efforts and provide students with career opportunities and financial support.
The Hawaiʻi Food System Summit renewed calls to combat food insecurity across the state.
The competition featured 25 teams with five making it to the final round.
The study recommends a balanced approach to resource allocation, considering the economic needs of children, working-age adults and seniors.
The Aloha Pathways program offers a simplified transfer process for students from partner institutions in Hawaiʻi, California, Asia and the Pacific.
Despite the challenges of being thousands of miles from family, Ritu Krishna Raju found a second home in Hawaiʻi.
Gift baskets donated by CVS Health will be delivered to residents of the Kaiāulu o Kūkuʻia development.
This week's image is from President Lassner's retirement party.