Role of printers, pressers in the anarchist movement spotlighted in new book
By diving deeper into the practices of anarchist print culture, Kathy Ferguson points to possible methods for cultivating contemporary political resistance.
Award-winning PhD student’s internship inspires public service
Heewon Kwon recently completed a three-month remote internship assisting the Utah State Governor’s Office of Planning and Budget.
Should Hawai?i enact a carbon tax?
The State of Hawaiʻi currently has a goal of sequestering more greenhouse gas annually than amounts emitted no later than 2045.
Premier law journal taps two 东精影业 惭ā苍辞补 professors as new editors
Katharina Heyer and Ashley Rubin will serve as Law & Society Review editors through January 2026.
Lifetime geography appointment for 东精影业 professor
Jones will join a diverse group of 16 geographers from a variety of practice areas who have been selected as 2023 AAG Fellows.
National APEC innovation award for College of Social Sciences alumnus
Micah Fisher’s work was showcased alongside two U.S. finalists in a public forum on January 10.
COVID-19 booster vaccinations lag as virus negative impacts widen, 东精影业ERO report finds
The report is based on survey responses from 1,627 Hawai?i residents over the age of 18 in fall 2022.
Vog, air pollution predicted to hurt Hawai?i student test scores
东精影业ERO utilized student data from the Smarter Balanced Assessment and air quality data from the State of Hawaiʻi Department of Health.
Journalism students’ stories air on K5
The shows were written, hosted and produced by students in Journalism 470.
Severe economic downturn unlikely for Hawai?i according to 东精影业ERO forecast
The global outlook continues to darken, but prospects for Hawaiʻi remain largely unchanged.