Mia Perez
Student 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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What was initially a tropical disturbance developed into a tropical storm that has passed Guam as of Wednesday morning, Sep. 11.
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Turmoil over China’s push for influence in the Pacific has overshadowed the region’s most important diplomatic summit — the Pacific Islands Forum. The end of the summit exposed the tension over China’s expanding role in the region.
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Guam and American Samoa have successfully upgraded their status in the Pacific region’s top regional body.
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Palau’s former president prioritizes quality over quantity in order to achieve sustainable tourism. He spoke on why that is, at UOG's Dean’s speaker series in August 2024.
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A UNICEF report published in September 2024 analyzed the social and economic costs of labor mobility schemes in the Pacific region.
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There is a constant hum surrounding the revitalization and preservation of CHamoru culture and traditions. While peering into the community, the likes of Indigenous artists like Monaeka Flores, Lia Barcinas and Roquin Siongco are found utilizing their platforms to activate safe spaces for CHamorus and locals alike.
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Roman Dela Cruz shares his passion for slingstoning and Talks About The Effect Museum in Tumon.