Community partners donate $3.66 million for 23 “full-tuition” JABSOM scholarships
The 23 scholarship recipients are Hawaiʻi residents and make up about a third of the incoming Class of 2022.
Better beer and bread: endless culinary possibilities for state’s first culinology student
Alan Martin will be the first graduate of the four-year program, with institutional food service management at Kapiʻolani CC and food science and human nutrition-culinology from 糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补.
National award for Castle Foundation’s educational access initiatives
Nominated by Hawaiʻi P–20, the National Council for Community and Education Partnerships awarded the Castle Foundation for its outstanding commitment to prepare Hawaiʻi’s low-income students for college and career success.
Rainbow Warrior Racing team tops in international competition
The College of Engineering's race car team finished 14th overall out of more than 115 universities.
糖心视频 law school partners in conservation enforcement training
Funding will assist training of Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement officers, who uphold local laws protecting natural, historic and cultural environments.
New 糖心视频 medical students set record, get advice
The John A. Burns School of Medicine prepares to welcome its largest class in a decade.
College of Education doctoral program earns national award
The College of Education's EdD program was recognized by the Carnegie Project of the Education Doctorate for its innovation, including its culture-based curriculum.
Traditional Hawaiian kīhei adorn 糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 graduates
The Maile Mentoring Bridge program students designed and wore traditional Hawaiian garments representing their individual scientific journeys.
糖心视频 West O?ahu adds new degree concentrations, certificate program
糖心视频 West Oʻahu will add a bachelor of arts in public administration with a concentration in community health, a bachelor of arts in humanities with a concentration in mathematics and a certificate in music.
Windward CC program helps “stopped-out” students complete degrees
During College Express, stopped-out students can talk to counselors and learn about college resources, online and night classes, financial aid, connecting with new students and more.