UH launches free ‘AI for Hawaiʻi’ course for everyone
The free, open-access foundational program is designed for the UH ʻohana and communities across the islands to learn about and explore AI technologies.
The free, open-access foundational program is designed for the UH ʻohana and communities across the islands to learn about and explore AI technologies.
The proposed updates would align portions of the plan with Act 255/Hawaiʻi Revised Statutes Chapter 195H, as amended, which established the Mauna Kea Stewardship and Oversight Authority.
The withdrawal of the interim TPM policy and procedures, effective immediately.
President Wendy Hensel outlined organizational changes aimed at strengthening student success across UH’s 10 campuses.
“Our role as Regents is to set strategic direction, provide oversight, ask questions and support President Hensel as she leads the University.”
Hensel explained that the university's traditional, decentralized structure has created obstacles to efficient growth and systemic alignment.
“We all are fortunate to be able to live and work in a special place that is firmly rooted in place-based values that are unique to Hawaiʻi.”
President Wendy Hensel highlighted the start of the 2026–27 academic year abd UH’s second-highest extramural funding total in history.
UH is exploring a more integrated leadership structure to strengthen community college representation, coordination and student success statewide.
The event was structured to help the university transition from isolated, individual AI experimentation to coordinated, systemwide innovation.