University of Hawaii officials are bracing for deeper cuts as the economy continues to sputter.
The University system operates on a $1.5 billion budget. While the governor signaled a $13 million cut for UH, given falling tax collections university administrators are planning on additional belt tightening. "We are expecting to cut about $31 million out of general fund cuts total of $725 million, but we have other sources of revenue," UH President David McClain said.
