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Photo Of Sophie Santos, an extension associate with UOG Land Grant, pours fresh dragon fruit nectar during a value-added foods workshop.

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Learn to make value-added dragon fruit products at upcoming UOG workshop

Want to learn how to preserve your dragon fruit harvest or make some Guam-grown treats to share with family and friends?

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Football: Cougars are back on the field using slightly different format

In the wake of a 2024 season truncated due to injuries, Osan becomes the second DODEA-Pacific Division II team that will play a nine-man format football this season.

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Football: Longer tours could help Blackhawks on the football field

It’s been rare that players stay with Humphreys’ football team more than two seasons because of shortened accompanied tour lengths for servicemembers in Korea.

Photo Of Frances Pakingan poses for a photo.

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UOG’s Pakingan named PCAOB Scholar, wins $15,000 award

University of Guam senior accounting major Frances Pakingan has been named the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) Scholar for academic year 2025-2026.

Photo Of One of the participants cut meat in the kitchen.

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UOG Land Grant to hold poultry processing workshop on Sept. 13

Guam residents will have a unique learning experience in food self-sufficiency in September as the University of Guam Land Grant Extension Service hosts a hands-on poultry processing workshop.

Photo Of Navigating Home fellow Justin Cruz, who is assigned to the G3 Makerspace & Innovation Hub, checks the surface of the desk prototype that he created.

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G3 Makerspace kicks off plastic collection drive to refurbish school desks

The Guam Green Growth Circular Economy Makerspace and Innovation Hub (G3 Makerspace) has started a campaign to collect recyclable plastics in support of a new project to refurbish school desks.

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King, others looking to replace graduated stars as fall sports begin

DODEA-Japan tennis and volleyball got underway as early as it ever has, Aug. 20, with matches at Yokota and Nile C. Kinnick. Cross country started Saturday with a meet at Sasebo’s Isanoura Park.

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Football: Eagles dream of soaring to rare heights again

Haruki Jones thought he and Robert D. Edgren’s football team were in solid position to end a lengthy Far East Division II title drought.

Photo Of University of Guam students Geremiah Carlos and Katelyn Capati show their Triton spirit during the Welcome Back event hosted by the 64th Student Government Association on Aug. 20, 2025, at the UOG Calvo Field House.

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UOG welcomes students to new academic year: Open Registration continues until Aug. 29

The Triton spirit is in full swing this week as the University of Guam opened the Fanuchånan (Fall) 2025 semester with the return of students, faculty, and campus life across the Mangilao campus.

Photo Of Residents practice some simple strength and stretching exercises that can be done at home during a session of the UOG Farmer Focus Health Seminar held in August 2024 at the University of Guam.

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UOG Farmer Focus to offer free health seminars

The University of Guam Farmer Focus Project and the UOG Asia Pacific Studies Center will be facilitating free health seminars in three villages this month targeting the agricultural community but open to all residents.

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Football: Panthers seeking to carry over last year’s momentum

Yokota began the 2024 football season like a house afire, winning its first two games before falling three times by a combined 68-36.

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Football: Red Devils hope to be standing tall at season’s end

Tylar Stephens and Nile C. Kinnick’s boys basketball team carried the Far East Division I Tournament banner off their home court last February after capturing the final.

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Football: Trojans low on bodies but high on potential

From 48 players two seasons ago to 26 last season to just 15 out at practice on Monday, Zama’s football numbers continue to dwindle.

Photo Of Devin Calvo Santos (right), takes the oath of office as Student Regent with University of Guam Board of Regents Chairperson Agapito “Pete” Diaz (left) presiding during the SGA inauguration ceremony.

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UOG’s 64th Student Government Association and Student Regent take office

The University of Guam celebrated the inauguration of its 64th Student Government Association (SGA) and new Student Regent during a ceremony held Sunday, August 10, 2025, at the Westin Resort Guam.

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