The (DOGE) gatekeepers left their post — with a ticking clock

DOGE’s grip on the grant process may have lasted only a few months, but the effects could stretch much longer. There’s growing uncertainty about what rules now apply, and confusion is spreading — even among experienced organizations that once felt confident in how to compete for federal support.

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From the Capitol to the Island: Leadership Profiles in Hawaii’s Evolving Landscape

Profiles in Hawaii Leadership: How do our leaders handle the pressure? Governor Green, UH President Hensel, and Mayor Bissen have all faced major tests recently. Some navigated challenges with skill—others, not so much.

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Race for the 16th President: Meet the Contenders

The University of Hawaii is soon to select its 16th President as David Lassner, who has led the campus for over 10 years, is retiring. Last week the State of Hawaii was told who the candidates are to replace Dr. Lassner.

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Silent boos and broken bridges

There was no bread broken between the Senators and the University of Hawaii at the HISSI conference. And judging by the efforts of Senators to try and “make peace”, it would seem that there is a long way to go on that front, too.

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