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The University of Guam Farmer Focus Project and Asia Pacific Studies Center will host free health seminars in Yigo, Sinajåña, and Inalåhan this August. Open to all residents, the sessions will cover obesity prevention, healthy eating, exercise, diabetes care, stress management, and wellness programs to support Guam’s communities.
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UOG kicks off Fanuchånan 2025 with new facilities, campus events, and open registration until Aug. 29.
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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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Retired collector donates 4,000 shells to UOG Biorepository, preserving Guam's biodiversity history.
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The University of Guam Cancer Research Center houses several key research and data collection entities, including the Guam Cancer Registry, the Pacific Regional Central Cancer Registry, and the Pacific Island Partnership for Cancer Health Equity, with a shared mission: to improve cancer outcomes through locally driven research.
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The University of Guam's Center for Island Sustainability and Sea Grant (UOG CIS & Sea Grant) program today announced the release of its 2024 Impact Book, chronicling a year of significant progress in sustainable development. The report highlights major initiatives including record breaking progress in the Sea Turtle Management program, Guihan for Guahan, the Guam Restoration of Watersheds (GROW) and more.
More...The candidates for master's degrees in Fanuchånan 2025 will be presenting their thesis defenses.
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Keeping our minds active and brains healthy is essential for maintaining a good quality of life as we age. Our ancestors viewed getting older not as unavoidable decline, but as a time of gaining wisdom, knowledge, and respect. Our modern outlook on aging could take a page from their book
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UOG CNAS welcomes five new full-time faculty members in the 2025-2026 academic year.
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