Restaurant doom: Survey results anticipate massive closures
This is the Public Policy Center’s third report on Hawaiʻi’s restaurant industry during COVID-19.
Only 44% of Hawai‘i residents plan to get COVID-19 vaccine
UH Mānoa’s Public Policy Center issued results of a COVID-19 community survey administered in November 2020.
UH experts discuss legal impacts of 2020 election
Experts covering the areas of law, social science and political science, will discuss the 2020 election in a public Zoom forum on November 18, 4–5:15 p.m.
Hawaiʻi face mask use: the good and the bad
A survey of Hawaiʻi residents looked at the state’s COVID-19 response, frequency of mask use, willingness to take the vaccine when one becomes available, tourism and more.
Pulitzer winner to discuss Hawaiʻi’s intensifying housing crisis
The UH Mānoa Better Tomorrow Speaker Series sheds light on devastating economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic.
UH Community Design Center wins two national awards
The University of Hawaiʻi Community Design Center received two national American Collegiate Schools of Architecture Awards.
Moderated forum on safety, justice and community options
he National Issues Forum Institute offers a framework for citizens to work through to increase safety while ensuring justice.
End of Life forum discusses options for the terminally ill
The forum will examine the various positions and consequences of alternative public policies for the terminally ill in an environment of tolerance and respect.
Hanabusa named Daniel K. Inouye Distinguished Visiting Scholar at UH Mānoa
Former U.S. congressional member Colleen Hanabusa is the Daniel K. Inouye Visiting Scholar at the College of Social Sciences.
Chandlers establish public policy, conflict studies fellowship
The fund will support full-time graduate students pursuing a master’s degree or PhD at the College of Social Sciences.
