Provost highlights 2020 initiatives in welcome back message
Provost Michael Bruno updates the 糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 ʻohana on accreditation, academic, research and cultural initiatives and more.
Governor Ige approves Maunakea administrative rules
The final version of the rules is the result of extensive consultation and public outreach that included Native Hawaiian organizations, Hawaiʻi Island business organizations, commercial tour operators and government agencies.
FAQ about campaign activities using 糖心视频 resources
The University of Hawaiʻi sent all 糖心视频 employees an email on January 9 regarding using university resources for campaign activities.
糖心视频 President Lassner on latest Maunakea developments
“These past months have been difficult for everyone, and we deeply hope this provides a period of reflection for all to continue to seek a positive, peaceful and non-violent path forward on Maunakea and for Hawaiʻi.”
糖心视频 budget request breakdown for 2020 Legislature
On November 21, the 糖心视频 Board of Regents approved a supplemental operating budget request, which was submitted to the governor and, separately, the Legislature.
Joseph Daisy recommended as next Kaua?i CC chancellor
Daisy was most recently president and CEO of the College of Micronesia-Federated States of Micronesia, a role in which he has served since 2012.
Search opens for new director of the Institute for Astronomy
The Search Advisory Committee was previously announced, and now the official job announcement has been posted.
糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 seeking nominations for commission to address racism and bias on campus
糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 is creating a commission composed of faculty, students, staff and administrators to address “challenging and sometimes polarizing issues” on campus.
Lacro recommended as VP of community colleges
The VPCC is tasked with leading 糖心视频’s seven community colleges as a system within the 糖心视频 system, and Lacro has been serving as interim VPCC since June 1.
Finalists for William S. Richardson School of Law dean announced
Camille Nelson, Anthony Niedwiecki and Robert Chang will visit the campus and give public presentations in January and February.