HONOLULU (AP) — University of Hawaii professors have reached an agreement with the state, ending a 13-day-old strike that kept more than 40,000 college students out of classes, the governor said.
Public school teachers, however, remained on the picket line.
Classes on the state university's 10 campuses were expected to resume Thursday. Students have been out of school since April 5.
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"We're very pleased with the results," said Gov. Ben Cayetano in announcing the settlement Tuesday night following talks with a federal mediator. He called the contract a "win for the faculty, the university and a win for the state as well."