The University of Guam’s Office of Graduate Studies recognized outstanding graduate students and faculty during its annual Graduate Awards Ceremony on May 23.
The Guam Green Growth (G3) Conservation Corps spent a week in the field immersed in vital conservation work alongside the University of Guam (UOG) Center for Island Sustainability and Sea Grant’s dedicated Sea Turtle Monitoring team.
Dr. Hiroshan Hettiarachchi was awarded the Best Practice Journal Paper Award from the Environmental and Water Resources Institute (EWRI) of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).
The University of Guam recently celebrated the conclusion of its first-ever Island Sustainability course, an interdisciplinary course exploring environmental, cultural, and historical dimensions of sustainability.
There’s a new crop in town by the name of Piper nigrum (black pepper) and the University of Guam and Guam Department of Agriculture are looking to help growers start propagating it.
New officers for the University of Guam Board of Regents (BOR) began their terms on June 1. The BOR elected Agapito “Pete” A. Diaz as chairperson, Mike W. Naholowaa as vice chairperson, and Christopher “Chris” L.C. Duenas as treasurer during its regular board meeting in April.
Not just once. Not just twice. But three times, Moa Best of E.J. King has been chosen as her school’s girls Athlete of the Year.
Guam Green Growth (G3), a partnership between the University of Guam and the Office of the Governor, recently announced the launch of recruitment for the brand-new Guam Green Growth Guam Restoration of Watersheds Conservation Corps (G3 GROW Corps).
As the United States Army commemorates its 250th birthday this June, the University of Guam proudly highlights the accomplishments of its Senior Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) program, a cornerstone in preparing graduates to serve in military and civilian leadership roles at home and abroad.
The University of Guam Island Wisdom Council supported a crew of traditional navigators who recently sailed out of Guam on a long-voyaging canoe and traversed over hundreds of miles of open ocean, in line with the university’s ongoing efforts to maintain cultural traditions and advance communities.
Getting a handful of student-athletes from DODEA-Pacific schools heading to college on athletic scholarship in a single year is usually considered quite the feat.
Patrick Bowman, manager of the Tama Hills golf course and leader of Team Tama, dethroned three-time champion Delisi in Sunday’s second of two rounds in the U.S. Forces Japan interservice golf tournament at Atsugi’s Whispering Pines course.
Dragons senior starred on the mound and at the plate as team went 24-3 en route to reclaiming Far East D-I baseball title.
Yokota High School senior Zaylee Gubler starred on the mound and at bat — and also earned top honors in the class as the school’s valedictorian.
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