东精影业 board moves meeting on Maunakea administrative rules to Hawai?i Island
The special meeting is being relocated to Hawaiʻi Island to provide more opportunity for participation from the community most directly impacted by the proposed rules.
President’s September 2019 highlights and updates
Highlights include fall 2019 enrollment, 东精影业 Cancer Center research clinic, federal grants for Native Hawaiian education and more.
东精影业 board chair calls for peaceful resolution
Board of Regents Chair Benjamin Kudo urges forces on all sides of this issue to work in the spirit of aloha to find solutions that move Hawaiʻi, forward.
Maunakea message from 东精影业 Board of Regents Chair Kudo
Board of Regents Chair Benjamin Kudo shares a message regarding Maunakea and the divisions that he hopes can find resolutions.
东精影业 board reschedules action on Maunakea administrative rules to November
The additional time will allow the board to consider feedback received, while the regent interaction group reviews the university’s stewardship and governance activities on Maunakea.
东精影业 Board of Regents to consider creation of group to examine Maunakea
The Board of Regents is being asked to consider the appointment of the permitted interaction group, which would be tasked to investigate issues related to the university’s stewardship and governance activities on Maunakea.
Regents to hold meeting on August 30 on Maunakea rules
The August 22 meeting was rescheduled in an effort to accommodate increased public interest.
Students win 东精影业 Regents, Presidential Scholarships
Thirty promising high school and college students were recognized for outstanding academic achievement and are part of an effort to keep the state’s best and brightest in Hawaiʻi.
东精影业 Board of Regents elects new leadership
The Board of Regents elected Ben Kudo as chair and Jan Naoe Sullivan and Wayne Higaki as vice chairs for one-year terms at the July 18 monthly meeting.
Board of Regents to consider proposed Maunakea administrative rules at August meeting
The latest draft of the rules will be publicly posted, and members of the public will have the opportunity to provide written and in-person testimony.