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The University of Guam Tritons suffered their second straight two-point loss, falling to Team Kaya 77–75, while Guam Select U17 earned their first win of the season with a 93–78 victory over the MicroFriends in Triton League action. Mat Soto led all scorers with 32 points for Team Kaya, while Collin Baker paced Guam Select with 15. The Triton League continues October 15 at the UOG Calvo Field House before pausing for court repairs.
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The University of Guam Tritons Men’s Basketball Team lost a hard-fought overtime game against the MicroFriends, 97–95, after holding a commanding 33–8 first-quarter lead on October 11. In other Triton League action, Fairzesh defeated Guam Select U17, 85–81, behind a 35-point performance from BJ Artui. The Triton League continues Monday night at the UOG Calvo Field House, with all games streamed live on UOG Athletics’ Facebook page.
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University of Guam students are invited to apply for the 2026 Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program, a fully funded U.S. Department of State initiative offering eight weeks of intensive language study and cultural immersion abroad. The program covers travel, housing, coursework, and living expenses while granting academic credit in nine critical languages. Applications are due November 18, 2025.
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The University of Guam and Northern Marianas College have launched the CNMI Green Growth Kupu Conservation Corps in Saipan, expanding regional efforts to build a sustainable Pacific workforce. Modeled after Guam’s successful G3 Conservation Corps, the program trains young professionals in environmental stewardship and green economy careers through UOG CIS & Sea Grant, CNMI GG, and Kupu Hawai‘i.
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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 Guam Green Growth (G3) Circular Economy Makerspace and Innovation Hub will host two workshops this October at CHamoru Village—a Fiber Laser Engraver Workshop on Oct. 23 and a Finanåguen Tinifok Katupat Weaving Workshop on Oct. 30. The events blend cultural preservation and modern innovation, offering participants the chance to explore both traditional CHamoru craftsmanship and advanced digital fabrication.
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The lecture, titled "Contextualizing Work and Organizational Psychology: Key Insights from Research and Organization Development Practice in the Philippines," will explore how cultural, economic, and local factors shape workplace behaviors, employee motivation, leadership approaches, and team dynamics in Philippine organizations.
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The University of Guam Isla Center for the Arts will open a new exhibition, The Island Voices: UOG Alumni & Student Printmaking Exhibition & Paper Boats Project Portfolio, with a public reception on Thursday, Oct. 23, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Isla Center, located at #15 Dean's Circle on the UOG campus. The exhibit will remain on display through Nov. 28, 2025.
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An opinion piece from the University of Guam’s anthropology program highlights how studying the humanities helps recover and amplify the voices of Micronesia. The article reflects on gaps in regional knowledge among students and emphasizes the importance of reconnecting with Pacific histories, cultures, and navigation traditions.
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