Indigenous rights, environmental law scholar selected as Inouye distinguished chair
Professor Rebecca Tsosie has been selected for an endowed chair at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa.
UH law school nationally ranked for public service
The William S. Richardson School of Law was ranked No. 18 in preparing graduates for government jobs.
New economic measures needed to address planetary limits
Oxford economist Kate Raworth’s theory has garnered more than 4 million views on TED Talks and captured the attention of the Pope.
Event on climate action in Hawaiʻi features internationally acclaimed scientist
The livestream conversation, Going All In: Levers for Climate Action, featuring Kim Cobb will be held on Thursday, September 30, at noon.
Grassroots solutions to houselessness in UH speaker series
The forum will explore how a new generation of grassroots leaders are paving a path for building community.
UH law school alum joins Biden Administration
Keone Nakoa joins the Insular and International Affairs office as deputy assistant secretary.
New leadership lab empowers UH law students
A new island-focused leadership lab to train future legal and business leaders at the UH Mānoa William S. Richardson School of Law will launch this fall.
New associate judge credits UH law school for life lessons
Sonja McCullen, a UH law school alum, is the newly confirmed associate judge to the Intermediate Court of Appeals.
Highest number of applications to UH law school in nine years
The William S. Richardson School of Law continues its tradition of strong admissions for another year, with an incoming class of 113 students for fall 2021.
Parking policy changes could impact housing costs, carbon outputs
Economist Donald Shoup to speak at the Better Tomorrow Speaker Series.
