Culture

As the U.S. boosts its military presence across the Pacific, Tinian faces change. Residents weigh hope and concern over the island's renewed military role.

A Saipan-based Chamorro speech-language pathologist is speaking out against the idea of reunification between Guam and the CNMI, citing identity and land loss.

Betel nut is a tradition in Micronesia but also a carcinogen. Despite health risks, many still chew it. Why does this habit persist?

The debut episode of Current Perspectives from KPRG News explores cultural norms in the Marianas, from betel nut chewing to CHamoru funeral customs.

In 2023, the University of Guam’s Center for Island Sustainability and Sea Grant launched the G3 Art Corps program to showcase the island’s sustainability journey through public murals.

Historian and genealogist Toni “Malia” Ramirez, known for her lifelong dedication to preserving CHamoru heritage, passed away at the age of 67.

On Oct. 22, the University of Guam’s Violence Against Women Prevention Program (VAWPP) hosted a panel to address the ongoing realities of sexual and domestic violence on the island.

While the global celebration of Diwali is set for November 1st this year, Guam kicked off the Hindu festival of lights early with a grand celebration over the weekend.

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.

The journey to becoming a beautician for one Guam hairstylist was not easy. But the challenges along the way have become his greatest gift to his clients.