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In the News: UOG's 51st Charter Day
In the News: UOG's 51st Charter Day
In the News: UOG's 51st Charter Day
3/15/2019
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UOG 51st Charter Day showcases various talents of student body
This March 12, 2019, article in the Pacific Daily News highlights the various talents on display and activities for the public around the UOG campus for its 51st Charter Day celebration.
Moving “Ever Upward,” the University of Guam pulled out all the stops for its 51st Charter Day celebration Tuesday.
The annual event drew thousands of people from around the island to eat, shop, learn, compete and perform in the various activities taking place all over the campus. Read more.
University of Guam’s annual Charter Day promises fun, food, new TechFest
Past, current and future Tritons will flood the University of Guam campus Tuesday for the school's annual Charter Day celebration, which is set to be an activity-filled arena of live entertainment, competition, delicious food and games for all ages. Read more.
Our View: Congratulations to UOG on the 51st anniversary of its charter
Charter Day shares diversity in careers, cultures
By Oyaol Ngirairikl, The Guam Daily Post. Read more.
Pulmones-Paz, Rasmussen top UOG 5K field
NMI students win top prizes in Chamorro language competition on Guam
By Lori Lyn C. Lirio, Marianas Variety. Read more.
Tritons celebrate UOG’s 51st Charter Day
By Carmen Terlaje, KUAM News. Read more.
‘Before I Die’ wall part of University of Guam Charter Day celebration
By Jasmine Stole Weiss, Pacific Daily News. Read more.
UOG student project focuses on life goals
By Lannie Walker, The Guam Daily Post. Read more.