Twelve civil engineering graduates from the University of Guam's School of Engineering have passed the national Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a critical step toward becoming licensed Professional Engineers.

The University of Guam celebrated one of its largest graduating classes in Spring 2025, awarding 375 degrees across key workforce sectors including healthcare, STEM, education, and public service. With a keynote by Palau's President and inspiring messages from UOG leadership and valedictorians, the event showcased UOG’s growing impact on regional development and professional readiness.

University of Guam graduate students Kalyne Roberto and Trixie Naholowaa-Torres made global headlines by competing in the prestigious NASPAA student simulation competition. Representing UOG among top students worldwide, Roberto led her team to first place, solving complex public policy challenges during a simulated pandemic scenario

Public health is a collective effort to protect and improve the well-being of entire communities. During National Public Health Week in April, Guam expanded the celebration into Public Health and Social Services Month, officially launched by Gov. Lourdes Leon Guerrero and key leaders. The event included the unveiling of a new mobile clinic to enhance access to care across the island. Discover how Guam is leading with a community-focused approach to health care.