Friday | Pacific Daily News
355 GCC students enter workforce
Members of Guam Community College's Class of 2013 parade into the University of Guam field house during their commencement ceremony in Mangilao yesterday.
Friday May 17 | Saipan Tribune
UOG students hold outreach in Chuuk
University of Guam Social Work students from the SW-400 "Fields of Social Work Practice: Social Work in Chuuk" class recently facilitated a "Mother-Daughter Conference" in partnership with the Chuuk Women's Council on the island of Weno, Chuuk.
Former resident garnering support for equal constitutional rights
A former Guam resident is garnering support for an organization that seeks to ensure equal constitutional rights to residents living on all U.S. territories.
UOG awarded $330K to research snails, butterflies
The University of Guam was awarded $330,000 cooperative agreement in 2012 by the Department of Defense to research rare snails and butterflies on the island.
Islanders 'Walk Out' against violence
Guam residents demonstrate support of RaWR: Island residents raised their voices to stop violence during a wave held across the island at major roadways in different villages.
UOG students hold human trafficking forum
Instead of preparing a research paper at the end of the semester, students of the University of Guam's Government Public Information Class coordinated a forum with island leaders and law enforcement officials to share information about the issue of human trafficking on Guam.
UOG team searches for rare butterflies and snails
University of Guam researchers, faculty, and students have found a unique way to spend their spring break.
UOG finalizes exchange program with Huaqiao University
Huaqiao University and the University of Guam met in April to finalize plans for a student exchange program for the fall 2013 semester.
Competition concert will be held at 2 p.m. today at St. John's Church in Upper Tumon.
UOG Board of Regents elects new officers
W. Chris Perez was re-elected as chairman, William Leon Guerrero was elected as vice chairman, and Marcos Fong was elected as treasurer.
Justice must be fair, equal for all
Outreach events by the U.S. Attorney's Office for mayors, veterans, students and consular dignitaries on May 7 and 9; University of Guam Forum on Human Trafficking with an Emphasis on Sex Trafficking in Guam and Micronesia, on May 10.
In honor of Lupus Awareness Day worldwide, the Lupus Awareness Group of Guam will participate in a proclamation signing at 10:30 a.m. today with Lt.
FROOTS named Triton Business Partner for May
University of Guam Endowment Foundation Executive Director Mark Mendiola and FROOTS Restaurant proprietor Christine Baleto announced the partnership in a press release today.
Students attend Law Week proclamation
Signing: Government officials join local and federal court officials for a photo during a proclamation signing ceremony at the Guam Judicial Center, yesterday.
Governor Ray Tenorio at the Governor's conference room, Adelup. We invite those who have been afflicted, family members, caretakers and supporters to attend and kick off the month of awareness.
Hello, armchair CSIs. For this Guam Forensic Forum I want to talk about a few great University of Guam students.
The Guam Ancestral Lands Commission will be having a Deed Signing on Lot 5299 Barrigada, ostensibly owned by Juana Pangelinan Concepcion, known as GLUP Parcel 1AF, a portion of Andersen Air Force Base Communications Annex No.
Over 200 high school seniors to visit GCC tomorrow
Guam Community College is expecting nearly 250 high school seniors enrolled in the College's Career & Technical Education programs in the five public high schools to tour the campus and explore GCC programs tomorrow morning.
Task force unveils plan to reduce fossil fuel use
The Guam Energy Task Force announced its plan to reduce the island's fossil fuel consumption by 20 percent by 2020.
Offer of $2,500 scholarships for local students
Ten $2,500 scholarships are being offered to first-time students enrolling full-time at the University of Guam or Guam Community College.