Researchers at the University of Guam are enhancing environmental data collection by adapting geographic mapping tools for local use. At the 2024 UOG Conference on Island Sustainability, faculty showcased how GIS and satellite remote sensing technologies are being used to assess natural resources, including wildfire-impacted grasslands and watersheds. This initiative aims to support faster, more efficient decision-making for island conservation efforts.

The University of Guam has relaunched its Triton Privileges program, offering exclusive discounts and perks from over 60 local businesses. Open to UOG students, alumni, and employees, the program strengthens campus-community connections through a new web platform.

Health is "a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity," defined by the United Nations through the World Health Organization.

Join the University of Guam's 57th Charter Day on March 6, 2025, for a day of culture, competitions, food, and festivities celebrating "From Island Wisdom to Global Impact."