University of Hawaiʻi Board of Regents to fill four open seats representing three counties

Gov. Josh Green has received a shortlist from the University of Hawaiʻi Board of Regents Candidate Advisory Council for the two Honolulu seats

U.S. Sen. Hirono concerned over the backlog of civil rights cases in public schools

Sen Mazie Hirono and fellow democrats have raised concerns about the U.S. Department of Education’s targeting of transgender student protections and diversity and inclusion programs.

Finance exec with Big Island roots selected as new Kamehameha Schools trustee

Finance executive Eric Yeaman, who grew up in Hōnaunau on the west side of the Big Island, was selected by Hawaiʻi probate court to to fill the Ke Kula ʻo Kamehameha Board of Trustees seat previously occupied by term-limited Robert Nobriga, whose second term ended June 30, 2025.

New partnership expands American Sign Language access at University of Hawaiʻi Mānoa games

American Sign Language students connect with University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Athletics to volunteer their time to sign the national anthem, cheerleader chants, university fight song and more during games.

Canada-France-Hawaiʻi Telescope remote observer next up at Hawaiʻi Keiki Museum podium

The Waikōloa museum’s Island Science Lecture Series continues today, March 19, with Jessica Nagasako, who will share some recent science updates from the Mauna Kea observatory and answer the question, ‘How do we get that data?’

Top 10 things to do on Big Island for March 20-26: Toes tapping, feet hiking, business thinking, art viewing and more

Have a good time this weekend and beyond; don’t let the weather weigh you down too much. Check out this week’s top 10 things to do for some good tunes, outdoor fun, entrepreneur wisdom, eco-art and more.

Parker School senior recognized for positive impact, named as a 2026 Coca-Cola Scholar

Parker School’s Oscar Amos was selected as for the prestigious Coca-Cola Scholars Program, earning a $20,000 scholarship for leadership, service, and academics.

Konawaena High will transition to distance learning during storm repairs

Hawai‘i Department of Education reports majority of instructional space at Konawaena requires professional cleaning and structural repairs following last weekend’s kona low; department continues damage assessments at campuses statewide.

New research reveals that paternal health impacts pregnancy and child outcomes

According to new research, fathers’ health is often under-recognized, but is crucial for pregnancy and infant development.

Two UH-Hilo faculty chosen for national project that aims to redesign community-engaged courses

Both educators will bring research-based strategies back to Hilo, ensuring University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo graduates are equipped for career readiness and economic empowerment.

Still time to register to attend free financial planning workshop in person or via Zoom

The workshop is from 1 to 4 p.m. today (March 12) at Hilo Food Hub on Kalanianaʻole Street, with Brett Carey of We Make HI as featured presenter.

Top 10 things to do on Big Island for March 13-19: Plenty of fun, but check before you go because of brewing storm

We bring you this week’s top 10 with one caveat: this week’s top 10 remained as scheduled Wednesday afternoon; however, a powerful kona low could end up crashing the party.

Third free cybersecurity clinic for small businesses offered by University of Hawaiʻi

‘Most small businesses don’t realize they’re a target until it’s too late,’ said University of Hawaiʻi Kapi‘olani Community College assistant professor of information technology and cybersecurity and session lead David Stevens in announcing the clinic. ‘You don’t need a big budget to protect yourself, but you do need to know where your risks are.’

Kanu o Ka ʻĀina awarded funds for research in new Native Hawaiian charter school system

Funds from the Office of Hawaiian Affairs will be used for a conference that brings educators together to talk about best practices in place-based and project-based learning rooted in ʻike Hawaiʻi.

Keiki cooks encouraged to ‘GET Local’ to find new food adventures through video cooking contest

Budding cooks should create a 5- to 7-minute video preparing a healthy recipe with at least one locally sourced fruit, vegetable or protein; winners receive an immersive farm and food adventure, going behind the scenes to learn directly from professionals in the culinary arts and local agriculture.

3-year global business degree program at Hawaiʻi Pacific University gains accreditor approval

The global business degree is a pioneering 90-credit, 3-year undergraduate degree designed from the ground up to be fast, flexible and future-focused.

Historic Hawaiʻi youth climate victory community event planned in Waimea

“This event is about more than a legal victory,” said Parker School Head of School Stephen Dunn in announcing the upcoming event. “It’s about civic engagement, kuleana for our environment and empowering young people to understand that their voices matter.”

Top 10 things to do on Big Island for March 6-12: Hilo Steel Guitar Festival, Abled Hawaiʻi Artists exhibit, Ola Ka ʻĪ Kona and more

Music is in the air this week as several venues around the island are hosting concerts, live bands and even dance shows featuring a variety of tunes in several different styles; but that’s not all — check out this week’s top 10 now!

‘Rainy Day’ concert to benefit guests of Salvation Army Hilo Overnight Safe Space

Hawaiʻi Preparatory Academy student Samantha Fortney, who grew up in Hilo, is turning her senior capstone project into meaningful action, inspired by a desire to serve her community.

Bridging gap between funding and ʻāina stewardship: 5 organizations selected for first-of-its-kind hubs

The five regional hubs are across the moku/hui moku (districts) of West Kauaʻi, Waiʻanae (Oʻahu), Molokaʻi, Central Maui and Kohala (Hawaiʻi Island).
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