Kale Kanaeholo / Ka Leo O Hawaiʻi Oct 29, 2025 Updated Oct 29, 2025 Kai Durkin, who plays Timothy, prepares to take a bow during the final, invited dress rehearsal for Dolls: A Toy Story. The production ran from Oct. 22-26 at the Earle Ernst Lab Theatre at UHM. Kale Kanaeholo / Ka Leo O Hawaiʻi Puppeteers Hannah Archer (left) and Teagan Rae Staskawicz (right) during Dolls. The duo play Josephine and

SEPP trains rescue dog in tracking invasive chameleons Nicole Lawler, Sports Editor. Oct 15, 2025 Updated Oct 24, 2025 Catch number two, another large adult male. He clings to a low hanging branch after being persuaded down by Charleton Kupaʻa Hee, field coordinator for the Snail Extinction Prevention Program. Alec Johnson / Ka Leo O Hawai' Crash hops out of his kennel with eyes peeled and nostrils flared for the scent of chameleon feces.

Elle Vincioni, Staff Writer Nov 1, 2025 Updated Nov 3, 2025 In the tense aftermath of the assassination of Turning Point USA founder and right-wing activist Charlie Kirk, polarizing opinions took over social media for weeks over the divisive figure’s platform and legacy – a debate well-known at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa (UHM). In 2018, TPUSA hosted a campus event titled “Free Speech comes to UH,” and a Q&A-style panel with Kirk and fellow right-wing commentator Can

Eran Ganot’s ten-year tenure comes at a potential crossroads in 2025-26 Julia McFarland, Sports Writer Nicole Lawler, Sports Editor Nov 3 2025 Updated Nov 3, 2025 No. 5, Senior Forward Gytis Nemisksa, driving through Chaminadeʻs two-man trap defense. Nicole Lawler / Ka Leo O Hawaiʻi The University of Hawai‘i Rainbow Warriors basketball team is stepping into the 2025-26 season with a new identity, one defined by change, resilience, and the promise of a fresh start. With nin

Lilly Marco / Ka Leo O Hawai'i & Alec Johnson / Ka Leo O Hawaiʻi Nov 5, 2025 Updated Nov 5, 2025 After delays upon delays, O‘ahu is finally ready to say goodbye to the Aloha Stadium. The end of an era and beginning of demolition is celebrated with a public concert featuring Henry Kapono, Ekolu, Hoʻnonuʻa, Kanaka Fyah, and more on Friday, Oct. 25, 2025. Alec Johnson / Ka Leo O Hawaiʻi Aloha Stadium, once the center of O’ahu’s biggest games and concerts, now sits mostly quiet