UOG alumna Makaelah Blas has been awarded the Wellington Doctoral Scholarship and Pasifika Doctoral Scholarship to pursue her Ph.D. in History at Victoria University of Wellington. Her Pacific-centered research builds on her UOG studies and commitment to amplifying Indigenous voices in Guam and the Pacific.
More...The University of Guam will host a five-day introductory GIS training course from Oct. 13–17, 2025. Open to professionals and community members, the seminar covers spatial data collection, mapping, analysis, and visualization using industry tools for real-world applications in planning and environmental management.
More...UOG history graduates are shaping Guam and beyond with critical thinking, research, and leadership skills.
More...Obama Foundation selects UOG's Dr. Kenneth Kuper as one of 35 Asia-Pacific Leaders for 2025-2026.
More...Explore jobs and internships at UOG's Career Voyage Fair Sept. 10, open to students, graduates, and alumni.
More...Steven Youngblood, a renowned Fulbright Scholar and Luxembourg Peace Prize recipient, delivered an insightful lecture to University of Guam communication students on media, AI, disinformation, and social media in journalism. As the founding director of the Center for Global Peace Journalism, he also led a three-day training for journalists, professionals, and students, promoting peace and responsible media practices.
More...UOG students invited to join the Triton Art Contest. Winner earns $500 and a feature on the Provost's greeting card.
More...UOG kicks off Fanuchånan 2025 with new facilities, campus events, and open registration until Aug. 29.
More...The University of Guam and the Young Men's League of Guam (YMLG) have established the Andrew T. Laguaña Scholarship to support UOG students pursuing CHamoru Studies. Two scholarships in the amount of $2,000 will be awarded beginning in Fañomnåkan (Spring) 2026.
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