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The Innovation Fund will allow the William S. Richardson School of Law to bring into legal education the type of innovative approach that drives business. » More

Record year included $50 million for ocean research, a grant that aims to boost the share of residents with college degrees and an endowed scholarship bequest for underrepresented students from Pacific Island countries. » More

The award to the UH Mānoa College of Education Center on Disability Studies funds the development of innovative online modules to help faculty, staff and administrators improve their interactions with students with learning differences. » More

The grant from Hawaii Dental Service Foundation supports the Hawaiʻi Keiki-HDS Dental Sealant Program, which provides on-site dental sealants at Title I public elementary schools. » More

Six inaugural Kaua‘i Medical Training Track medical students met leaders from Kaua‘i’s healthcare community at a special event at The Plantation House by Gaylords. » More

The lab renovation was funded from the estate of Clifford and Blanche Hee and named in honor of their son Tom Hee, an accomplished banking professional, computer expert and community-minded volunteer. » More

The first students moving into RISE starting fall 2023 will enjoy not only a brand-new housing community with like-minded students, but proximity to the wealth of UH entrepreneurship programs offered by the Pacific Asian Center for Entrepreneurship in the Shidler College of Business. » More

“Our mission is to ensure the young men and women of Hawaiʻi have the skills and competencies they need to be effective leaders in the community.” » More

The $3 million gift will provide three new scholarships for students at UH Hilo, including the first-ever endowed scholarship at UH, that specifically supports students in the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) community. » More

Lumina Foundation established the Talent, Innovation, and Equity Partnership to give states an array of funding, research, and related support for achieving targeted improvements in higher education. The University of Hawaiʻi will improve in four areas, including educating a higher percentage of the state’s people. » More

The $1 million gift from American AgCredit and CoBank establishes a matching grant program that will help GoFarm Hawaiʻi graduates grow their agricultural businesses, which enhances food security, provides local fresh food and supports economic growth in the islands. » More

Johnson Controls Community College Partnership Program invests in local technical college programs to support thriving career paths, spur local economic development and narrow the global skilled labor gap. » More