Hawaii lags behind the nation when it comes to college attendance. Just over half of Hawaii high school graduates attend college, compared to the national average of 63%, with roughly a third of graduates attending a University of Hawaii campus.

The college football season will begin on Saturday, August 23rd with a highly anticipated top-25 matchup between the No. 22-ranked Iowa State Cyclones and No. 17 Kansas State Wildcats. With five games on the Week 0 schedule, including a battle between ...

Hawaii public high school seniors now have a new pathway to higher education through, an initiative launched jointly by the University of Hawaii and the state Department of Education. The program, which is scheduled to be officially introduced today at ...

Hawaii Community College had one of the largest enrollment increases in the University of Hawaii system this fall, rising 8.7% to 2,489 students — its highest headcount in years and a strong sign of renewed momentum.

Select an option below to continue reading this premium story. Already a Honolulu Star-Advertiser subscriber? Log in now to continue reading. At the same time, state and local funding for higher education in Hawaii (and nearly every other state) has not ...

Wendy Hensel, the new president of the University of Hawaii system, continued her statewide tour of universities, community colleges and education centers last week at the Hawaii Community College Manono campus. All nine previous Kipaepae welcoming ...

The college football season is finally here. Week Zero had a little bit of drama considering there were only five games on the slate. The first game between Iowa State and Kansas State certainly didn't disappoint, even if it started off a little sloppy.

Boise State men's basketball, which was picked third in the Mountain West, was stunned in its season opener, falling to Division II Hawaii Pacific

The University of Hawaii basketball team is retiring former point guard Anthony Carter’s Rainbow Warrior jersey.

The state Board of Education on Wednesday approved a new four-year contract for Schools Superintendent Keith Hayashi, extending his tenure through 2029 and increasing his annual salary to $294, 674, an 18 % raise from his current pay of $249,