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Sunset Jazz returns to Hawaii School for Girls at La Pietra Sunday
Sunset Jazz is returning to Hawaii School for Girls at La Pietra on Sunday. Head of School Jennifer Grems and Musician Christie Brooke give us a preview.
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‘A place where they can pause, reset’: Sensory spaces expand to all University of Hawaiʻi campuses
A sensory-friendly initiative that began at University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa now is available at all 10 university campuses statewide, giving students, faculty and staff access to tools designed to reduce stress, improve focus and support overall well-being. The effort is led by the University of Hawaiʻi at...
Honolulu Civil Beat
Hawaiʻi Schools Continue To Lose Students
Hawaiʻi schools have fewer students for the eighth year in a row as lawmakers push for campus closures and consolidations by the end of the decade, according to recent data from the state education department. This fall marks the first time in at least a decade that student enrollment...
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Punahou School remembers victims of 9/11 attack
The National Park Service this week dedicated a memorial in the Pennsylvania field where Flight 93 crashed during a hijacking attempt 25 years ago. Crew members tried to thwart a hijacking of the plane, which was going to be diverted to the nation’s capitol, just one of several targets that day.
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Kapolei moves to No. 2 in Cover2 & Popeyes State Rankings
Mililani remains atop the latest Cover2 Hawaii High School Football State Rankings, but there was plenty of movement behind the top-ranked Trojans. The latest rankings feature changes in all three divisions, including new teams entering the top five and a new No. 1 team in Division I and Division II. Cover2 Hawaii State Rankings Open […]
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5 Advantages of Going to a Small University
When looking at universities it can be easy to draw to the big schools. Big schools usually come with more students, popular sports teams, and bigger campuses. However, small schools come with their own advantages. After attending two mid-major, Division I colleges before Chaminade, I have found that a small university environment can make your college experience more personal, intentional, and connected.
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Oʻahu schools, government offices to reopen Wednesday; Kauaʻi closures extended through Friday
HONOLULU (Island News) -- State and county offices, public schools and University of Hawaiʻi campuses on Oʻahu will reopen Wednesday as conditions improve following Hurricane Lowell, Gov. Josh Green announced Tuesday. State Judiciary facilities on Oʻahu will also reopen. All Hawaiʻi Department of Education public schools and...
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Aspiring ‘culturally competent’ physician: University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo undergrad selected as Newman Civic Fellow
University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo undergraduate and Puna resident Lexy Kaye Ramos was selected for Campus Compact’s 2026–27 Newman Civic Fellowship. The national fellowship honors and supports student public problem solvers who demonstrate exceptional potential for civic leadership and community engagement. “I don’t fit the traditional image...
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School, State and County closures in effect for Kauaʻi, Oʻahu on Tuesday
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Gov. Josh Green announced state and county offices, public schools and University of Hawaiʻi campuses on Kauaʻi and Oʻahu will be closed on Tuesday, Sept. 8. “Hurricane Lowell is bringing dangerous conditions, including the threat of destructive winds, flash flooding and damaging surf,”...
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Oahu public schools, state and city offices to close Tuesday due to Hurricane Lowell
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - All non-essential offices, public schools and University of Hawaii campuses and Judiciary facilities on Oahu will remain closed Tuesday due to Hurricane Lowell. Oahu remains under a tropical storm warning with Lowell, currently a category two hurricane, expected to pass just west of the islands late Monday...
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Immaculate Refception? One Hawaii high school football official shows skills during game
Out in Hawaii, one high school football referee had more reception yards than some of the players on Friday night. The game between Castle (Kaneohe, HI) and Pearl City (HI) gave viewers a moment they've likely never seen before. A first-quarter pass from Castle quarterback Noa Sebay, who spun out of pressure and was fleeing the defensive lineman, threw a pass that was a little high. It bounced off the fingertips of the leaping receiver and went directly toward the official. They're calling it the refception, as the surprised referee, trying to get out of the way, ended up coming down with an unlikely catch. A defender caught in the moment began to tackle him before holding him up. View this post on Instagram It was an unfortunate moment for Pearl City, who had a defender in the area that may have actually been able to intercept the ball had the official not been there. It all worked out for the Chargers in the end, though, as they won 31-14 and picked up their third victory of the young season. Castle fell to 0-3. And as for the referee? It's likely his first catch in a high school football game
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Kahuku High School falls to Serra High School in first loss of the season
Kahuku High School fell to Serra High School 28-21, suffering its first loss of the season on Friday night. The Red Raiders were held scoreless in the first half before rallying with 21 points in the second half.
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Pearl City High School Interact Club opens new school year with first meeting, receives financial support from Rotary Club of Pearlridge, Pearl City Shopping Center Merchants Association
The Pearl City High School Interact Club held their first lunch meeting of the 2026-2027 school year before a packed classroom of members on Friday, September 4, 2026. PCHS Interact President Reagan Chang introduced 2026-2027 Officers, Board members and committee chairs which included presentations for upcoming 2026-2027 school and community service projects and fundraisers.
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UH withdraws Time, Place and Manner policy after campus pushback
The University of Hawaiʻi has withdrawn its interim Time, Place and Manner policy following concerns from students, faculty, staff and civil liberties advocates that the new rules could restrict free expression across its 10-campus system. UH President Wendy Hensel announced the withdrawal on Aug. 26, less than two months...
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Built Ford Tough Matchup: Campbell vs. Kamehameha
The latest episode of “Cover2: Hawaii High School Football Weekly” sets the stage for one of the most anticipated matchups of the weekend as Campbell and Kamehameha prepare to renew their rivalry. This week’s Cover2 Built Ford Tough Matchup features a rematch of last season’s legendary state championship game, with defending champion Campbell facing Kamehameha […]
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Throwback Thursday: Iolani’s Jarrett Arakawa
This week’s “Throwback Thursday” segment on “Cover2: Hawaii High School Football Weekly” takes a trip back to ’Iolani in 2009 to revisit one of the most versatile athletes of his era, Jarrett Arakawa. Arakawa was a standout quarterback for the Raiders, developing into an all-state performer during a dominant three-year varsity career. Operating in ’Iolani’s […]
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Hot Ticket: One of Hawaii’s top recruits, Ricky Li’ili’i of Saint Louis takes the show on the road, Aaron Johnson embraces Punahou’s proud legacy
The latest episode of “Cover2: Hawaii High School Football Weekly” highlights several of the biggest games on the Hawaii high school football schedule, including a challenging road trip for Saint Louis and a marquee matchup between Kapolei and Punahou. This week’s Cover2 Hot Ticket features the Saint Louis Crusaders, who are racking up the air […]