Racial Disparity in Hospital DeathsA study finds minority patients have a higher risk of dying after hospital admittance. Read more
Parliamentary HonorWest O'ahu’s William J. Puette elected president of the Aloha 'Ohana Parliamentary Unit. Read more
Student Research at the Maui High Performance Computing CenterProjects receive more than $127,000 in grants. Read more
UH People in PrintHilo’s Julie Ann Luiz Adrian, Robert Fox, Nina Buchanan, Ron Gordon, Kirsten Mollegaard and Manoa’s Haruko Cook, J. Kenneth Grace, Shu Hwa Lin, Adrian C. Pope and Terence Wesley-Smith. Read more
Healthy Living in Hawai'iKapi'olani’s culinary arts releases A DASH of Aloha: Healthy Hawai'i Cuisine and Lifestyle. Read moreReady for Valentine’s DayUH Alumni win wedding contest and West O‘ahu student finalist for Most Romantic Man. Read more
UH EventsHilo’s International Nights, Hilo and Hawai'i's Black History Month celebration, Windward’s handbell concert, Leeward’s throat singers concert and culinary student scholarship benefit and Manoa’s lectures. Read more
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New Business Scholarship
Hawai'i Business magazine established a $50,000 endowed scholarship at Manoa Shidler College of Business. The scholarship is for undergraduate students majoring in business with exceptional promise and ability to make a significant contribution to Hawai'i’s business community.
In addition to providing the scholarship, Hawai’i Business hopes that “the recipient of our scholarship will contact Hawai'i Business to pursue opportunities for networking and introductions to business leaders in Hawai'i,” says magazine publisher David Tumilowicz.
“We’re grateful to John and David and everyone at Hawai'i Business magazine for their support in establishing a scholarship endowment at the College,” says Dean V. Vance Roley. “Both of our organizations have similar endeavors: to sustain a healthy business community in Hawai'i, and to educate and inspire future generations of business leadership.”