The 4-H Youth Development Program at the University of Guam will be holding 12 themed summer camps for children ages 6 to 18. The first set of week-long camps begins on May 28.
The Micronesian Area Research Center (MARC) of the University of Guam proudly announces the public release of the App Bisita: Historic Guam.
During its regular meeting on April 25, he University of Guam Board of Regents approved two new graduate degree programs to launch in the Fanuchånan (Fall) 2024 semester.
ips and techniques for bountiful avocado production will be the topic of an upcoming public workshop being offered by the University of Guam’s Land Grant researchers and extension agents.
If you would like to give your mom a handmade card that is made with love and designed just for her, follow this tutorial. The card is easy to make and doesn’t require expensive materials or special supplies.
The University of Guam (UOG) and the Guam Green Growth initiative are thrilled to announce that applications are now open for the second cohort of the Guam Green Growth Art Corps (G3AC).
Two Guam High senior sprinters joined distance stars Jane Williams and William Beardsley in closing out the Far East track and field meet in record-breaking style Friday.
The University of Guam’s Communication and Media program is inviting the public to attend the 9th Annual UOG Film Festival.
On a team loaded with veterans who proved they knew how to win in last year’s Division II tournament, a freshman infielder played a huge role in helping Yokota make it back-to-back titles.
Decisions, decisions. Let Colin Schrader hit and possibly have him torpedo Zama’s entire season? Or walk the E.J. King senior, even with the bases loaded, just to limit the damage?
Jane Williams and William Beardsley have spent this spring and all of last fall chiseling and re-chiseling their names into the pages of the Pacific’s cross country and track record books.
Julia Petruff had been feared lost for the season after injuring her elbow – her pitching elbow – in an accident during winter cheerleading.
Through 19 matches this season, Kadena’s boys soccer team had not one blemish on its record, beating every American and Japanese team it played.
Lining up from 20 yards away to take a direct kick, Aubrey Oh said she was battling something of a case of nerves.