Mia Perez
ReporterMia Perez is a diasporic CHamoru woman who grew up in San Jose, California. She currently lives in Guåhan and attends the University of Guam, pending to graduate in 2025.
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A new bill introduced on Tuesday aims to boost Guam’s appeal as a tourist destination. -
The University of Guam Press has released a new educational text documenting the plants used in traditional CHamoru healing practices. -
WestCare Pacific Islands and Sanctuary Incorporated have joined forces to strengthen services for at-risk youth and families. -
UOG’s School of Business and Public Administration will host an Indo-Pacific Peace Conference from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday at the CLASS Lecture Hall. -
Nearly 90 years after CHamoru political pioneers Francisco Baza Leon Guerrero and B.J. Bordallo met President Franklin D. Roosevelt during their historic trip to Washington, D.C., one of their gifts to the president has returned home. -
A new bill aims to make it easier for Guam’s students to fundraise for their school activities. -
A Harvard study is seeking CHamoru participants from Guam to take part in global research exploring recognition and dignity among Indigenous communities. -
On today's news: Approval for new Tumon hotel project, CNMI Gov. asks for emergency funding to maintain food assistance, & GVB Dance Festival news.
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The Fall Farmer’s Market returns from 1 to 7 p-m tomorrow at Guåhan Sustainable Culture’s Food Resiliency Hub. -
The Committee on Health and Veterans Affairs is calling on the community to help locate the families of Guam’s fallen heroes.
