President Hensel: Significant changes to federal funding
The U.S. Department of Education announced it will end discretionary funding for several Minority-Serving Institution grant programs.
The U.S. Department of Education announced it will end discretionary funding for several Minority-Serving Institution grant programs.
UH President Wendy Hensel addresses the potential impact on the 10 campus system.
The Islands of Opportunity Alliance provided mentorship, research stipends and academic pathways for Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander and first-generation college students.
The sudden loss of federal funding ended a UH Mānoa program that empowered women in geosciences and expanded STEM outreach statewide.
Institute for Astronomy Director Doug Simons discusses potential impacts to the globally renowned research center, faculty and students.
A longtime nutrition education program at CTAHR helping local families fight hunger could lose federal funding.
Federal funding cuts threaten Hawaiʻi’s climate resilience by ending support for vital sea level rise modeling and coastal planning research.
The grant money was used to provide important climate data to Pacific Island stakeholders.
The cuts from varies agencies have disrupted critical research programs and forced the university to adjust its operations and future planning.
“We continue to work closely with national higher education organizations, Hawaiʻi’s congressional delegation, Gov. Green, the State attorney general and our own Presidential Advisory Council on Federal Policy and leadership teams to respond to these challenges.”