Growing movement to block the $1.4 billion TMT project turns to the Office of Hawaiian Affairs for help.

As protests intensify, Ige wants to pause for a week to talk with the stakeholders.

The University of Hawai‘i's effort to build a 30-meter telescope atop Mauna Kea begs the question, "When does Kānaka Maoli culture matter?"

The Thirty Meter Telescope project is at a flash point. So how does one bridge the apex when science slams head on into culture?

The resurgence of Hawaiian identity of the past 40 years has prepared Hawaiian culture for Internet-driven visibility on the world stage.

A joint resolution of Congress doesn't empower the United States to acquire another country. Only a treaty can do that.

OHA is a well-funded agency with a big and often misunderstood mission on behalf of Native Hawaiians.

Hawaiians and non-Hawaiians need to come together to improve the plight of our people.

The time has come to begin answering the difficult questions about what comes next.

Both Hawaiians and non-Hawaiians need to work on making Hawaii whole.