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The University of Guam Faculty Senate is now accepting nominations for the 2026 Palulap Medallion Award, one of UOG's highest honors recognizing individuals in the Guam community who exemplify academic freedom, integrity, shared governance, and principled leadership. The award, inspired by the legendary navigator Palulap, will be presented during the Fanuchånan 2026 Faculty Convocation. Nominations close on February 18, 2026.
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The students have uprooted 140 sowthistle weeds from campus and are keeping an eye out for more.
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William Minami and Jose Simpson returned this week from a transformative semester abroad.
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The workshop taught participants to use data analysis software to find trends and inform decisions.
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The Bio-Medical Track in the University of Guam's Biology Program has long been a launching pad for Tritons hoping to enter the medical field and make meaningful change within their communities.
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Chemistry major Reina Faye Evangelista of UOG wins NIH Undergraduate Scholarship, joining an elite national cohort.
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Explore the common fears and surprising truths about Guam’s spiders in this feature from University of Guam. Learn how arachnophobia shapes our reactions, discover the important roles spiders play in our homes and ecosystems, and become better informed about these eight-legged neighbors of the island.
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The University of Guam’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.
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UOG met up with program directors from 33 NextGen programs to share strategies and challenges.
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