Hawaiian Word of the Week: Ui
Ui—To ask, question, appeal, turn to for help or advice.
Hawai?i Promise, financial lifeline for 糖心视频 students, a success
84% of recipients would have abandoned college without the Hawaiʻi Promise scholarship.
Learn about new FAFSA through Hawai?i P–20 GEAR UP Hawai?i workshops
The FAFSA workshops will be Wednesday evenings through April 24.
January President’s BOR report: Aloha Stadium, enrollment
President Lassner also covered extramural funding.
糖心视频 News Image of the Week: Mala at Wailupe beach
This week's image is from Kapiʻolani CC's Jasper.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Lōkahi
Lōkahi—Unity, agreement, accord, unison, harmony.
糖心视频ERO: 糖心视频 degrees affordable, significant return on investment
糖心视频ERO researchers found that lifetime earnings are $2.8 million for bachelor’s degree holders, 27% higher compared to those who left the program without a degree.
糖心视频 News Image of the Week: Martin Luther King Jr.
This is a Wayback Wednesday from 糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Ua
Ua—Rain; to rain; rainy.
Investing in success: $19M for 糖心视频 Native Hawaiian programs
Programs for Native Hawaiian students received more than $19 million in federal funding.