UH Mānoa Law School featured in PreLaw magazine
The William S. Richardson School of Law applauded for its diversity and experiential learning in PreLaw Magazine.
Lawmakers learn about Native Hawaiian law
State and county lawmakers receive training course on Native Hawaiian law at UH Mānoa’s William S. Richardson School of Law.
Bar passage rate for law school graduates increases
The bar passage rate for new School of Law graduates rose from 75 percent annually over the past three years to 83 percent for the July 2013 Hawaiʻi State Bar exam.
School of Law garners Princeton Review awards for diversity
The William S. Richardson School of Law named Best Environment for Minority Students by The Princeton Review
Cynthia Quinn appointed secretary of the Board of Regents
Cynthia Quinn, currently a faculty specialist with the School of Law, was appointed executive administrator and secretary of the Board of Regents.
Law professor updates Asian-American civil liberties book
School of Law’s Eric K. Yamamoto publishes second edition of the seminal book Race, Rights and Reparation: Law and the Japanese American Internment.
UH celebrates at spring commencements
The University of Hawaiʻi honors all graduates systemwide.
New Native Hawaiian law publication unveiled
Ka Huli Ao Center for Excellence in Native Hawaiian Law unveiled ʻOhia, a publication featuring papers on cutting-edge issues impacting Native Hawaiian law.
2013 spring commencement schedule
The University of Hawaiʻi celebrates 2013 spring commencement systemwide.
$460,000 award for Hawaiian environmental and social issues
Grant promotes food security, renewable energy research.
