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The University of Guam is bringing together support services to help students register for the Fañomnåkan (Spring) 2025 semester.
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Two hundred and seventy-one (271) students have been named to the University of Guam's President's List for the Fanuchånan (Fall) 2024 semester.
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Discover the benefits and opportunities of cultivating seedless watermelons in Guam, from market potential to agricultural practices for optimal growth and yield.
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A team of University of Guam accounting students was one of two winners of the undergraduate division of the AGA's 2024 Government Finance Case Challenge.
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University of Guam students, through professor Judith Guthertz' PA420 Public Finance and Fiscal Policy class, spent the last four weeks doing site visits, research and analyses in hopes of helping to alleviate overcrowding at the Department of Corrections.
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Gardeners and farmers interested in learning how to grow seedless watermelon are invited to a special Watermelon Field Day at the University of Guam's agricultural experiment station in Inalåhan. The two-hour event will take place from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 8.
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n 2024, the University of Guam demonstrated its role as a transformative force, delivering education, innovation, and leadership to meet the challenges faced by our island and a quickly changing world.
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In 2024, UOG achieved remarkable milestones that highlight its commitment to academic innovation, student success, and institutional excellence.
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Why do some people enjoy good health while others face challenges like chronic illness? It's easy to assume that individual choices - like what we eat or how often we exercise - are the main drivers. But the reality is far more complex.
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