University of Guam students in the Environmental Art class have built an eco-friendly tree installation using recycled materials near the RFK Library. The art piece, created as part of their final project for Fañomnåkan 2025, features bamboo, pine wood, and repurposed pallets to represent layers of social space. On display through June 30.
More...The Guam Green Growth Conservation Corps partnered with UOG's Sea Turtle Monitoring Program to assist in hands-on conservation efforts, including nest surveys, marine debris removal, and habitat preservation. This collaboration helps protect Guam’s endangered sea turtles while training the next generation of environmental stewards.
More...Conducted every 5 years, the Census of Agriculture is the most widely used source of ag statistics.
More...UOG's Office of Graduate Studies recognized outstanding graduate students and faculty during its annual Graduate Awards Ceremony on May 23.
More...University of Guam Engineering Dean Dr. Hiroshan Hettiarachchi received the ASCE Best Practice Journal Paper Award for landfill methane research published in the Journal of Hazardous, Toxic, and Radioactive Waste.
More...Are you someone who cringes at the sight of insects or spiders? If so, I'm here to challenge that perspective - and maybe even change it - as we approach National Insect Week on June 23.
More...The University of Guam recently celebrated the conclusion of its first-ever Island Sustainability course, an interdisciplinary course exploring environmental, cultural, and historical dimensions of sustainability.
More...Dr. Francine Naputi explores how CHamoru values like homlo' and inafa'maolek shape Guam's collective approach to health and healing.
More...There's a new crop in town, and UOG is looking to help growers start propagating it.
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