The °µÍøAV Isla Center for the Arts will open a new exhibition, The Island Voices: UOG Alumni & Student Printmaking Exhibition & Paper Boats Project Portfolio, with a public reception on Thursday, Oct. 23, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Isla Center, located at #15 Dean's Circle on the UOG campus. The exhibit will remain on display through Nov. 28, 2025.
More...An opinion piece from the °µÍøAV’s anthropology program highlights how studying the humanities helps recover and amplify the voices of Micronesia. The article reflects on gaps in regional knowledge among students and emphasizes the importance of reconnecting with Pacific histories, cultures, and navigation traditions.
More...In UOG Horizons: Knowledge For Life, Dr. Tasi Ada -- a UOG adjunct professor, athlete, and Board-Certified Sports Clinical Specialist -- shares insights on physical therapy, sports rehabilitation, and the power of movement for better living. Learn how physical therapy supports health, healing, and performance across Guam.
More...The °µÍøAV’s Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit (CESU) drives collaborative conservation across island and ocean ecosystems, supporting coral reef monitoring, native plant restoration, endangered species protection, and marine archaeology. Since 2010, UOG CESU has joined a national network of more than 300 partners dedicated to preserving natural and cultural resources.
More...In Guam and across the Pacific, families have long valued strength, vitality, and togetherness. Yet today, a quiet health crisis is threatening the future of our youngest generation.
More...UOG met up with program directors from 33 NextGen programs to share strategies and challenges.
More...The Triton Men’s Basketball League tipped off with dominant performances as the Guam Nationals overpowered Guam Select U17, 113-82, and the KFC Bombers pulled away from the UOG Tritons, 97-61. Strong scoring from DJ Osborn, EJ Cruz, and Charles Wingate highlighted opening night, while UOG struggled with turnovers and cold shooting.
More...The Phantoms stunned the top-seeded UOG Tritons with a thrilling 3–2 victory to claim the Triton Men’s Volleyball League championship at the UOG Calvo Field House. The Andersen Bombers secured third place over Southern Sutteru, while Calvin Laxamana of the Phantoms earned league MVP honors.
More...The UOG Tritons and the Phantoms advanced to the Triton Men’s Volleyball League Championship after semifinal wins at the UOG Calvo Field House. The undefeated Tritons outlasted the Andersen Bombers in straight sets, while the Phantoms defeated Southern Sutteru 3–1 in a hard-fought battle. The championship and third-place matches are set for October 7, with live streaming on UOG Athletics’ Facebook page.
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