Reported By: Nathaniel Dulla If you are a current or incoming student attending the University of Guam, then the UOG Triton app can be a valuable tool at your disposal. The UOG Triton app launched in the month of March 2018 and is still in full operation till this day. It provides students with the …
Reported By: Jacques Masangkay The beginning of the year has been quite eventful for the organization so far. Under the new management of Latte Esports president, Ken San Nicolas, the months to follow look good for the organization and those involved, with many events planned for the semester. “It’s a busy year, and there’s a …
Reported By: Javeline Camposagrado The Isla Center for the Arts is about to have its exhibit rotation in early to mid-March: “A Retrospective of the Visual Arts at the University of Guam.” It will not only be the new exhibit but will also be a featured part of the College of Liberal Arts and Social …
Reported By: Jacques Masangkay After two long years of COVID-19 affecting everything we do, the wrench it threw into the gears began to loosen itself these past few months. Since the semester of Fall 2021, face-to-face classes are being offered again, and life has been returning to campus almost back to the way it used …
Reported By: Mikaylla Nicole M. Alcairo While the island awaits the outcome of an existing lawsuit, many in Guam remain adamant about their opinions regarding reproductive rights. In Guam, the reported abortion rates have gradually increased since it was first recorded in 1993. However, in 2018, it dropped below 100 abortions, coinciding with the same year …
Reported By: Javeline Camposagrado In early January of this year, Governor Lou Leon Guerrero signed a public law allowing an increase of pay towards law enforcement. It led to a noted 18% increase in overall pay towards Guam’s law enforcement, and while at the same time there has been no word towards the education faculty. …
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Reported by: Atdao Natividad Residents of Guam will be facing a new monthly fuel surcharge that will increase from the current 15.08 cents per kilowatt-hour to 17.14 cents. This will be placed in effect starting Feb. 1st with the plan being implemented. There was an increase up to 13.04 cents per kWh in August then …
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