Hawaiian Word of the Week: Waiho
Waiho—To leave or place something.
March president’s report: 东精影业 惭ā苍辞补 chancellor search, eBanner progress, 东精影业 highlights
Hensel delivered her report from Portland, Oregon, where the 东精影业 惭ā苍辞补 men’s basketball team prepared to compete in the first round of the NCAA Division I Tournament.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Nīele
Nīele—To be curious.
‘Ball Method’ declared national historic landmark at Alice Ball celebration
The American Chemical Society honored Ball’s groundbreaking treatment for Hansen’s disease at the annual Alice Augusta Ball recognition ceremony.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Nahunaiki
Nahunaiki—Little bites.
February President’s Report: eBanner update, Direct2UH latest, more
Hensel also highlighted an exploratory effort to strengthen coordination between JABSOM and the 东精影业 Cancer Center and the launch of a 东精影业 Hilo AI certificate.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Huliau
Huliau—Turning point, a time of change.
House, Senate committees advance bills to establish NIL framework for 东精影业 student-athletes
Several coaches and student-athletes delivered passionate testimony at the house hearing.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Makani nui
Makani nui—strong wind.
Adjusted for local prices, Hawaiʻi’s economy among worst in nation, 东精影业ERO finds
The report documents how Hawaiʻi's per-person GDP, income and productivity growth have stagnated since the early 1990s.