Hawaii Labor Board: UH graduate assistants have right to collectively bargain
The ruling reconsidered decisions by the labor board in 1972, which denied graduate assistants their right to collectively bargain. Read more
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The ruling reconsidered decisions by the labor board in 1972, which denied graduate assistants their right to collectively bargain. Read more
The project has been ensnared in a legal challenge that claims the university failed to study the potential noise issues caused by future residents and to consider alternative sites. The park has also been the scene in recent years of skirmishes between activists opposing the project and police trying to help clear it. Read more
The J. Walter Cameron Center in Wailuku sees the computers as crucial to restoring “a semblance of normalcy,” officials said. Read more
The president of the University of Hawaii system declined to say whether he was drinking at a New Year’s Eve dinner before he hit a parked car and flipped his 2021 Toyota Rav4 early Monday. Read more
A spokesperson for the Department of Education said the department hopes to keep the application open for longer stretches as it resolves issues with the new form. Read more
Gay is the second Ivy League president to resign in the past month following congressional testimony about antisemitism on campus. Read more
Honolulu police and city Emergency Medical Services personnel responded to the incident. Read more
Ending racism, combating climate change and ensuring generations ahead can live comfortably in Hawaii can feel to some like insurmountably massive goals. Read more
A donation of $3.5 million to the University of Hawaii Music Department by the Barbara Barnard Smith Foundation is the largest ever to that department and will fund its first-ever endowed chair. Read more
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At the age of 54, nurse practitioner Drizza Tabisola-Nuesca continued to struggle so much with her remaining student debt of $50,000 that she constantly looked at jobs on the mainland and prayed about whether to move to someplace more affordable. Read more
On the Johns Hopkins University Ready for Kindergarten assessment, 29.6% of the Hawaii kindergartners earned overall scores that classified them as “demonstrating readiness.” Read more
In Idaho last year, parents opted out of state-required vaccines for 12% of kids entering kindergarten, the highest rate in the nation. Read more
Honolulu police officers responded to a “large fight” at Kapolei High School before 11 a.m. today, according to a department spokesperson. Read more
The board will hire an executive search company by Jan. 31 to conduct a national search and recruit candidates. Read more
For the University of Hawaii at Manoa commencement ceremony on Saturday, officials are issuing a traffic advisory, and reminders against clamshell lei containers and certain types of shoes that might damage the athletic fields. Read more
When Haleiwa resident Kanani Oury first conceived the idea of the “Makana no na Keiki” holiday gift drive benefiting kids who have survived the Maui wildfires, she vowed that every one of the hundreds of children preregistered for the culminating “family fun fair” this Saturday would get at least one gift. Read more
The NCAA said in a statement it would comply with the order and notify schools. Read more
Only months into her leadership, Gay came under intense scrutiny following the hearing in which she and two of her peers struggled to answer questions about campus antisemitism. Read more
As donors ratcheted up a pressure campaign to oust Gay, about 700 members of Harvard’s faculty came to her defense in several open letters. Read more
The University of Hawaii’s Center for Indigenous Innovation and Health Equity has received a $2 million award from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Read more
Late February or March is the earliest that a new temporary school being built to replace the King Kamehameha III Elementary School campus lost in the Lahaina fire will be ready for students and teachers to occupy, based on an Army Corps of Engineers timeline. Read more