Program teaches ocean safety for all
WCC’s Hawaiʻi Ocean Education Academy (HOEA) strives to provide people with a crucial service in the islands: education...
WCC professor releases new book
Nearly 20 years after one of Hawaiʻi’s largest and most controversial projects of its time opened, WCC art...
How to succeed at the 365 day challenge
This is the year you’re finally going to do it: lose a few pounds, meet The One, pay...
Meet Generation Z: The Digital Natives
Technology like iPods and MySpace were introduced to millennials during their teenage years. But Generation Z was born...
International picnic to celebrate Hawai‘i’s beloved instrument
The 8th annual ‘Ukulele Picnic in Hawai‘i runs February 12 – 14 in Honolulu. The festivities celebrate Hawai‘i’s...
From the Hōkūlani Imaginarium to the solar systems and beyond
There are many reasons to visit the Hōkūlani Imaginarium, but its new spring schedule seals the deal. From...
Governor addresses WCC students and the public
The Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) project, affordable housing, homelessness and sustainability were among the issues raised by WCC...
Taking evening classes has its advantages
Having trouble scheduling classes for next semester? Consider an evening class. Classes that start at 5:30 p.m. or...
Blue Zones Project promotes health
Free massages, yoga, a smoothie bike ride, a keiki food demonstration and a 75-foot inflatable obstacle course were...
Governor Ige to hold ‘Town Hall’ at WCC
WCC students, faculty and staff and the Windward community will have a chance to discuss some of the...
2015 Windward Ho‘olaule‘a
Success! It was a beautiful day for the 2015 Windward Community College Ho‘olaule‘a on Oct. 3. Thousands of...
WCC’s Haunted Village rises from the grave
Are you worried of trick-or-treating nowadays? Do you hesitate bringing your keiki to scary places that can give...