Justice gaps the focus of public law school conference
William S. Richardson School of Law conference will examine ways to increase services to the state’s most vulnerable citizens.
Hands-on training in civics and courtroom drama for high schoolers
The Richardson Law and Justice Summer Institute will augment high school civics education.
Clear skies ahead as HI-SEAS wraps up eight-month space simulation
The six crew members of the Â鶹´«Ã½ Space Exploration Analog and Simulation (HI-SEAS) mission emerge after eight months in isolation
Two UH Hilo alumni part of Mars simulation project
The longest space travel simulation ever conducted on U.S. soil includes two crew members who are UH Hilo alumni.
Special education preparation grant awarded to the College of Education
The Department of Special Education awarded a $952,000 grant to meet the demands of students with severe behavioral and learning needs.
UH files lawsuit against former men’s head basketball coach
Â鶹´«Ã½Mānoa filed a lawsuit on June 10, 2015 against former UH men’s head basketball coach Gibson Arnold.
Plants may run out of time to grow under ongoing climate change
UH research investigates effects of climate change on plant growth
New law sets net-zero energy goal for UH
Gov. David Ige has signed into law four energy bills, including one that sets a goal for the University of Â鶹´«Ã½ to become net-zero, by 2035.
UH faculty received by Sultan of Tidore
A team of UH faculty met with the Sultan of Tidore to discuss natural hazards and opportunities for research, training and education with university partners.
