Hawaiian Word of the Week: ?Oihana
ʻOihana—Occupation, trade, job.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Mālie
Mālie—Calm, quiet, serene, tranquil.
Matt Elliott approved by BOR as next 糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 athletics director
Elliott's first day will be June 30.
Local leaders offer perspectives on Matt Elliott’s appointment as 糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 AD
Leaders say Matt Elliott brings rare leadership skills and deep ties to Hawaiʻi as he prepares to lead 糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 Athletics.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Laiki
Laiki—Rice.
President Hensel encourages 糖心视频 Maui graduates to chart their own path forward
Hensel delivered the keynote address at the 糖心视频 Maui College spring commencement, encouraging graduates to embrace change, find joy in their journey, and stay true to themselves.
President’s report: Federal update, athletic director search, commencement
Hensel shared the latest on international students, immigration enforcement and recognized the remarkable achievements of spring semester sports teams.
From graffiti to global brands: 糖心视频 alum Koa Webster’s creative journey
National brand advertising career came into focus at Kapiʻolani CC and 糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 for alum.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Ha?aheo
Haʻaheo—Proud or pride which comes from a deep accomplishment from one's own achievements.
Maunakea telescope tunes into music of nearby star, unveils surprising discovery
IfA astronomers used a Maunakea telescope to detect vibrations in the star—bringing new insight into stellar aging and evolution.