Update on Title III and Title VI grant reductions
Federal changes look at cuts to Title III programs and others.
Tourism at a crossroads: 糖心视频ERO study shows alignment, tension
Residents surveyed by the state continue to view tourism as an important economic driver, with nearly 80% agreeing it creates jobs and supports local businesses.
Architecture students gain real-world experience in concrete design
Architecture students gained hands-on experience in precast concrete design during a week-long immersion program held from September 9–12.
AI-driven innovation helps 糖心视频 team win hackathon top prize
The team completed their project in just 3.5 hours, emphasizing speed, collaboration and innovative problem-solving under pressure.
Hawai?i perspectives highlighted at global Indigenous social work conference
糖心视频 joined global Indigenous leaders in Canada to share Hawaiʻi and Pacific perspectives on social work.
糖心视频 President’s Award honors Excellence in Building and Grounds Maintenance
Ivan Hartison received the award for his dedicated service at the Isabell Aiona Abbott Life Sciences Building.
What’s the shape of the universe? 糖心视频 part of $1.5M project linking math to physics, more
The project will explore cutting-edge links between algebra, geometry and physics to develop tools with wide-ranging applications.
Upgrades boost energy savings across 糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补
Multiple buildings received energy rebates through energy-saving projects.
Ma uka to ma kai: Hawai?i streams connect people and places
A diverse group of researchers, resource managers, educators and community members discussed the current status of Hawaiʻi's streams
糖心视频 nominees for governor’s awards honored
Roy Suda, Carol Oshiro and Sustainable and Organic Agriculture Program have been selected as the university’s nominees for the Governor’s Awards for Distinguished State Service.