Windward CC launches food service training partnership
The Career and Community Education program at Windward CC helped develop Hiilaniwai Foodservice Innovation Training with five students from the WorkHawaii Youth Program.
A vision for 2020: Expanding medical training to Maui
The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa John A. Burns School of Medicine hopes to expand and train its students on Maui in an effort to help with the state's teacher shortage.
Presenting plans for future urban living
UH Mānoa students took on the UrbanPlan challenge of designing a proposal to revitalize a neighborhood.
$1.1M secured for UH Mānoa’s first-ever Naval ROTC program
U.S. Senator Brian Schatz helped secure funding for the new UH Mānoa program to give Hawaiʻi students more educational and naval opportunities.
More than $5M in UH student savings from online textbooks
Free textbooks have saved UH students $5.6 million since 2015.
Program opens doors for under-represented UH Hilo students
UH Hilo undergraduates present their research in biomedical and behavioral sciences.
Massive inflatables take over UH Mānoa historic quad
Crowds filled the lawn between Hawaiʻi Hall and the Architecture Building to get a glimpse of the ʻpneumaticʻ structures (giant inflatable spaces) designed and built by about 40 UH Mānoa architecture students.
Couple celebrates the season of giving with endowed scholarship
Matt and Erin Takamine establish a $50,000 scholarship for the Shidler College of Business to benefit undergraduate students pursuing a degree in accounting.
KFVE airs news shows produced by Mānoa journalism class
The shows, called UHMtv, were written, hosted and produced by students of the Journalism 470 class.
More high school grads aiming for teaching careers
More public school graduates are entering the education field, according to a new report by Hawaiʻi P-20, an organization of the University of Hawaiʻi System.
