Karen Rothenberg and Jeffrey Seltzer will bring their legal and mental health expertise to the William S. Richardson School of Law on Wednesday, November 4, 2009 at 5:30 p.m. Their lecture, entitled Distracted in Focus: Legal and Ethical Implications of A.D.H.D. for the Child, Parents and Society, is the second in the Galiher Ono Distinguished Public Lecture Series.

A koa bug and 225,000 other insects are part of the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa’s Insect Museum, which is one of 30 collections in the university’s Virtual Museum.

Kauaʻi Community College and community partners help Niʻihau teachers acquire credentials required by No Child Left Behind legislation.

American Samoa turns to UH Hilo College of Pharmacy to expand services and training.

Popular restaurant hostess’s support for students is remembered in endowed Leeward Community College culinary scholarship.

University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa architecture professor Raymond Yeh is named most admired by national design publication.

Hawaiʻi P–20’s Step Up program promotes career and college readiness for Hawaiʻi high school students.

Secondary students learn Mandarin language while studying table tennis and martial arts with Chinese masters.

It’s handy to have a virologist for a chancellor when swine flu strikes on campus.

Departing first lady Wendie McClain seeks information on the wives of former University of Hawaiʻi presidents.