By Dominic Cawili Triton’s Call Staff Music played in the background, the smell of wine filled the air, and people went on chatting and observing as the opening night for the Ceramic Celebration Plus opened its showcase for the first night. The exhibit kicked off its showcase at the Isla Center for the Arts on …
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Myra Blas is a working mother, struggling to make ends meet while ensuring the well-being of her family. “I knew my family of six could no longer fit in a one bedroom space and searching for assistance is better than wondering if we will ever have a house of our own,” Blas said. Blas tried …
The UOG Board of Regents held their most recent meeting on Thursday Nov. 16 at 5:30 pm in the RFK Library’s AV room. A working session was held 1 hour prior to this at the President’s Conference Room in the SBPA building. According to the UOG website, the University’s Board of Regents has general supervision …
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Hobbies and pastimes are all about self-derived joy. Whether it’s skating, bird watching, video gaming, or any number of other leisurely activities people do, the main goal is fun. But while many hobbies can provide this joy, they lack tangible rewards. Spearfishing can provide a source of exercise, delicious seafood, extra income, and a more …
Andria Macaraeg graduated in Spring 2014 from the University of Guam with a bachelors in science with an emphasis in physical education and school of health. Macraeg was top of her class in the School of Education and was number six overall among the UOG Spring graduates. After graduating from UOG, she was accepted to …
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For the twenty-second year in a row, a new queen of the Pacific is to be crowned. The Miss and Miss Teen Queen of the Pacific, which will be happening on October 27, is just like any other beauty pageant, except all of the contestants are transgender. Fourteen contestants took the stage during the preliminary …
Learn about the Lions Club here! Lions Club International is a worldwide service club organization whose members have been helping others for close to 100 years. With over 1.4 million members and tens of thousands of branches located across the globe in over 200 countries, they are reportedly the largest service club organization in the …
The Women and Gender Studies program at the University of Guam hosted the final section of the series of senatorial forums at the CLASS Lecture Hall on Wednesday, October 26, 2016. The event was free to the public and a crowd of about 30 students and community members was able to attend. Judith Won Pat, …
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The University of Guam School of Education(SOE) hosted their annual Spooktacular event on Saturday October 22, 2016. The free event attracted over hundreds of children and their families. Spooktacular was organized by multiple SOE organizations and classes, for example, UOG’s Gearing Education for Maximum Success(GEMS) and the Physical Education class. Each group had the opportunity …
Written By Lorenz Santarin The Public Administration and Legal Studies Society hosted their fourth annual Zombie Pandemic Challenge. Students raced through the darkened campus, completing missions while dodging the hordes of ravenous “zombies” hunting them. Prior to the event, the organizers were concerned that the weather was going to be postponed or even cancelled. Fortunately, …