The UOG Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation is hosting a workshop for elementary to high school teachers to learn creative ways to integrate entrepreneurship into their curriculum.

A Department of the Interior grant has allowed UOG to assemble a new team made up of former shelter dogs and their handlers to detect coconut rhinoceros beetles in outbound cargo.

A Master of Public Administration class is hosting a forum on the potential impacts in Guam of the Taiwan conflict. It will be held on May 6 on campus at UOG.

University of Guam scholarship recipients Veronica Marie Manicsic, Ansherina Borja, and Ella Pobre are moving along different academic tracks but they also share one thing.