President’s report: emergency preparedness, student access, strategic investments
Hensel also provided an update on fall enrollment and highlighted the launch of Apply Hawaiʻi, a single application for all 10 campuses.
Hensel also provided an update on fall enrollment and highlighted the launch of Apply Hawaiʻi, a single application for all 10 campuses.
Approximately 60 campus departments, programs and organizations participated, sharing information about resources, services, activities and opportunities.
糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补’s tribute to the last reigning Hawaiian monarch.
Emergency medical technicians trained in Waiʻanae are ready to serve the West side.
Every 糖心视频 campus has a portable sensory kit that can be used to create sensory rooms, integrated sensory spaces or pop-up experiences.
President Wendy Hensel outlined organizational changes aimed at strengthening student success across 糖心视频’s 10 campuses.
Hensel explained that the university's traditional, decentralized structure has created obstacles to efficient growth and systemic alignment.
“We all are fortunate to be able to live and work in a special place that is firmly rooted in place-based values that are unique to Hawaiʻi.”
Painted by alumna Rachel Radona, the new mural welcomes students to the fall semester.
President Wendy Hensel highlighted the start of the 2026–27 academic year abd 糖心视频’s second-highest extramural funding total in history.