Students and faculty representing the STEM disciplines attended the Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS) 2016 in Long Beach California. The conference ran from Oct. 13 through 15. The SACNAS conference is the nation’s largest multicultural and multidisciplinary diversity in Science Technology Engineering and Math conferences. This year’s attendees included …
The UOG athletic department hosted the university’s first-ever Triton Night since the resurgence of Triton Athletics on October 18 at the Calvo Field House. The night’s main event was a game that pitted UOG men’s basketball team against the MVP. There were numerous activities that kept fans busy, which included a free t-shirt giveaway to …
If you have ever wanted to see interesting online content made on Guam by actual residents? Look no further than The Tide The Tide is an online show made by senior communication majors who are full of ideas with one goal in mind and that is to search for and produce fun, interesting stories happening …
The University of Guam School of Business and Public Administration’s Master of Public Administration Program was able to send off all prospective graduates to Saipan for the 2016 Business and Finance Conference. Guided by the program chair Dr. John J. Rivera, the MPA program proudly represented the university at the 2016 Business and Finance Conference, …
The Chain Of Knowledge, “Micronesian Tutoring”, is a relatively new tutoring program that is ran by students here at the University of Guam. The program dedicated to providing tutoring opportunities for Micronesian students attending high school and middle school. “Our goal is to provide success and opportunities to Micronesian youth,” says Jasmine Basset, the program’s …
By the efforts of Jonathan Triplett, the new Director of Residence Halls, along with his staff, more work has been done on improving the University of Guam Residence Halls in only 7 months than in the past 5 years. “When I first came, I could see that we needed a lot of changes,” says Triplett, …
The University of Guam is known for a lot of great things, but for the past decade and a half, sports hasn’t been really a part of the school’s track record. Besides only a few humble attempts, there really has not been any real effort to bring back sports to the university until now. The …
By: Angelina Rivera After changing majors from psychology to nursing, Kevin Wang graduated with a bachelor’s degree in 2015, which helped land him a job as a pediatric nurse at the Guam Regional Medical City. As a pediatric nurse, Wang used his Art minor to entertain and calm his patients down in his unit at …
Serving in the Army could be a stressful job, but there are chaplains like Capt. Karl Flores who provide counsel and guidance. Flores has been serving as a chaplain for the Guam Army Reserves for over eight years. He has been a source of guidance and encouragement for servicemen who seek his religious counsel. It …
22 veterans a day commit suicide a day. Former Marine and current activist Raymond “Ray” Shinohara know this fact all too well. “I survived myself, killing myself.” Ray said. His story could have ended like so many other combat veterans but Ray returned to Guam at the behest of his father, after living homeless in …