Comments Off on Students, Teachers Seek Ways to Cope with Textbook Costs
By Dustin Telefoni, Kapi‘o Staff Writer / When a Castle High School teacher attended Kapi‘olani Community College more than 20 years ago, the textbooks required for her culinary courses cost a whopping $60....
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Comments Off on KCC Parking Crunch Is an Uncomfortable Reality
By Noaem Herrera, Kapi‘o Staff Writer / The fact of Kapi‘olani Community College’s parking shortage is well known to anyone who has visited the campus during peak weekday hours. “I come to school really early...
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Comments Off on Tuition Increases Continue at Slower Rate
By Alex Ortal, Kapi‘o Staff Writer / Kapio‘lani Community College students learned this semester that a reduction of an increase is still an increase. Last May, the University of Hawai‘i Board of Regents...
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Comments Off on Student Father Finds the Right Balance
By Diana Dinh, Kapi‘o Staff Writer / As a full-time student at Kapi‘olani Community College, 26-year-old Kenny Jeffrey is always pressed for time. Still, he always makes sure to balance his commitment to...
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Comments Off on A Life Raft for Students: SOS workshops share tips on how to succeed in college
By Fortune Delaney-McClung, Kapi‘o Staff Writer/ While the pressure to graduate on time may seem daunting at times, Kapiolani Community College offers many different ways to help a student succeed in college....
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Comments Off on Students, Faculty walk out in support of TMT Protestors
By Kent Nishimura, Kapi‘o Staff Writer/ More than 60 Kapiolani Community College students and faculty participated in a walkout on April 13 to protest the planned construction of the Thirty Meter Telescope on...
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