15 to Finish is a hit with students
University of Hawaiʻi students talk about 15 to Finish.
Institute of Hawaiian Music seeks new students
For the first time since the program’s launch, 糖心视频 Maui College’s Institute of Hawaiian Music is accepting new students starting fall 2013.
West O?ahu hosts undergraduate philosophy conference
Students from colleges across Hawaiʻi presented papers on philosophical topics at the Third Annual Hawaiʻi Undergraduate Philosophy Conference.
Nursing school developing palliative and hospice training
糖心视频 Mānoa partners with agencies to deliver quality patient and family-centered care to long-term and hospice patients.
糖心视频 students turn by products into sellable goods
Kulanui, a brand of products developed by the 糖心视频, gives students an opportunity to do product development, from concept to store shelf.
Kaua?i CC unveils off-grid aquaponics system
A new photovoltaic system supports the Kauaʻi CC aquaponics program making it energy independent while providing practical learning platforms for students.
Japanese legal studies program receives endowment
The Sam and Helen Piesner Endowed Scholarship will help William S. Richardson School of Law students interested in pursuing coursework in Japanese law.
糖心视频 honors Senator Inouye’s inspiring legacy
糖心视频 names four facilities and programs after the late Senator Daniel K. Inouye to honor his legacy and commitment to the University of Kauaʻi.
糖心视频 programs and facilities named in honor of Inouye
Science, health and technology programs and facilities at four 糖心视频 campuses on four islands will be named in honor of the late Senator Daniel K. Inouye.
Johnson Machinery CEO invests in business students
The $1 million endowment by William R. Johnson, Jr. provides international study abroad scholarships for undergraduate students attending 糖心视频 Mānoa’s Shidler College of Business.