“Kånta Babui” is a popular CHamoru song recorded by the late Mike Laguaña. It is a beloved kassi na kånta (teasing song) about a farmer’s extreme dedication to his pigs....

Dr. Bernadita “Benit” Camacho-Dungca wrote the Inifresi in 1991. It became Guåhan’s official pledge in 1998. It is recited daily in schools, government meetings, and other public and private events....

Juanit tells the story of a girl of mixed ancestry who, after losing her mother at a young age, is uprooted from her home in Guam and moved to California...

Kinalamten gi Pasifiku: Insights from Oceania is an anthology of prose, poetry and artwork featuring 40 contributors from across Oceania, who offer a contemporary and bold snapshot of life in...

The Leadership Journal of Micronesia features dynamic research and writing about hisotrical and contemporary leaders from Micronesia. LJM is published by the University of Guam's Department of Military Science in...

Located at the northernmost tip of Guam, life at Litekyan, commonly known as Ritidian, can be traced back more than 3,500 years to the first people who called the beautiful...

Local Voices: An Anthology, funded with the support of the Gannett Foundation, is a collection of poetry and creative narratives from 37 authors from the Pacific Island region created for...

Ma Guaiya Yu’, si Nåna yan si Tåta (Grandma and Grandpa Love Me) is a vibrant picture book featuring lovely watercolor illustrations that depict the many ways grandparents show their...

Mariquita, first published in 1982, has become the most widely read novel about the CHamoru experience during World War II on Guam. In the book, author Chris Perez Howard chronicles...

Mother Tree tells the story of Atisa, the last surviving adult håyon lågu, or “tree of the north” on Guam. She has become the Mother Tree and the final hope...

“Guinifi goes to sleep feeling safe in Atisa’s branches while Atisa works at making more flowers and seeds.” Mother Tree tells the story of Atisa, the last surviving adult håyon...

“Atisa embraces Guinifi tightly and calls on the spirits of the taotaomo'na—the first people of the land—to help protect her friend.” Mother Tree tells the story of Atisa, the last...