Three accounting students received a legislative resolution on Jan. 17 for winning a national challenge.

Through donations, services, and documentation, students and faculty prioritize the homeless in community service efforts.

Kyle Dahilig, a University of Guam student and president of the UOG Green Army, recently conducted his own research on the Guam Regional Transit Authority's bus system and summarized his findings and concerns in an op-ed in the Pacific Daily News.

Flores joins UOG representatives Al Labang and Prairie Garrido and will serve a two-year term.