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UOG Theatre presents “Butterflies Dream” written by James Sellman and directed by Troy McVey

This play reimagines Zhuang Zhou’s famous dream where the line between self and illusion disappears. Is he a man dreaming of a butterfly, or a butterfly dreaming of a man? Rooted in Daoist thought, this adaptation explores identity, transformation, and the fluid nature of reality.

WHEN 📆: Thursday, April 2, 7pm and Friday, April 3, 2pm
WHERE 📍: Lucio Tan Student Success Center

FREE ADMISSION‼️

For more information, contact (671)735-2733. See you then!

Pressure Points / / March 28-May 5, 2026

Magenta Research Collective:
Carolyn Craig (Australia), Kary Drake (UK), Irena Keckes (Guam), Fungai Marima (Zimbabwe / UK), Isidora Papadouli (Greece), Martyna Rzepecka (Poland), Katarzyna Zimna (Poland)

Opening exhibition March 28, 2026 / 4:00 pm

Magenta Research Collective’s “Pressure Points” collaborative exhibition is focused on engaging in a dialogue about the boundaries of print as material and the matrix itself as a critical matter to explore how the body, materiality, connection, and touch intersect. The work the collective presents is research-generated and reflective of critical concerns of print practice in the 21st century.

“Pressure Points” demonstrates the range of materials and approaches artists of the Magenta Research Collective have employed to express women’s experiences. Ranging from figurative to abstract and experimental work, the exhibition examines the evolving perspectives of femininity and feminism. It explores how the actions and tensions inherent in printmaking—its impact and the traces it leaves—reflect broader cultural pressures on the body, particularly the bodies of female-identifying people.

📣 CLASS 47th Annual Research Conference is almost here! 📣

Get ready for a day full of inspiration, discovery, and powerful ideas. Join us on March 6 for the Manilao: Genealogy of Knowledge conference. We are kicking things off with an engaging Plenary Panel, followed by a full lineup of presentations across the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences.

Plus, do not miss the Conference Art Exhibition at the Isla Center for the Arts featuring creative works from Guam and around the world.

🔗 Reserve your spot today
Registration is free and open to the public. Sign up here:
https://www.uog.edu/schools-and-colleges/college-of-liberal-arts-and-social-sciences/arc/

Join us and be part of this annual gathering of ideas, research, culture, and community.

UOG Theatre proudly presents the Spring 2026 Senior Showcase!

This semester features a dynamic lineup of student-led works:�• A short play directed by Kristian Jaie Castro�• An original play written and directed by Randy Crisostomo�• A Broadway r***e written, directed, and starring Alexandré Villaflor

📅 February 26–28 at 7:00 PM, March 1 at 2:00 PM�📍 UOG Fine Arts Theatre

🎟 Admission:�$10 General�, $8 Manåmko�, Free for UOG Students

Stay tuned for more details on each production!

Come check out Gisela McDaniel, Artist-in-Residence, Kinship Routes: Painting the Living Archive!

When: Thursday, Feb 26, 2026
Time: 2:00 - 3:20 PM
Where: CLASS Lecture Hall

McDaniel is working on “Kinship Routes: Painting the Living Archive, ” a project that consists of several paintings that integrate the oral histories and multigenerational narratives collected from CHamoru women.

The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences invites you to participate in the 47th Annual Research Conference: Manilao: Genealogy of Knowledge, happening on March 6, 2026 at the UOG HSS Building.

We welcome scholars, students, artists, and community experts to share their work and join the conversation on the ways knowledge moves across Oceania and the world.

Abstract submission deadline: February 13

Looking to present, submit your abstract here: https://questionpro.com/t/AUwHOZ7hIP

Looking to attend, save your spot here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/47th-annual-research-conference-tickets-1976731803035?aff=oddtdtcreator

🎉🍦 Scoop into Success with CLASS! 🍦🎉
Undeclared or thinking about switching your major/minor? Now’s the perfect time! Declare with CLASS between Nov. 6–19 for a chance to win $100 AND enjoy a free scoop at our Ice Cream Social! 😍✨

📍 Ice Cream Social
🗓️ Nov. 19, 2025
⏰ 11:00 AM (while supplies last)
📌 HSS Atrium
🎟️ Drawing for Winner on November 20, 2025

The first 50 students to declare will be entered into the raffle! 🎟️💸
Already declared? Follow our IG page for your free scoop! 🙌

🌏✈️ Traveling to Guam from Korea?
Discover a new side of the island through CLASS’s K-Tourism Project! 🇰🇷💚
🇰🇷✈️ Students from KO101 (Elementary Korean I) have completed their latest K-Tourism Project, creating bilingual Korean-English guides to help welcome Korean tourists to Guam! 🌴
Led by Dr. Lynsey Lee, the project gave students real-world experience applying their language skills while partnering with local businesses and highlighting popular attractions across the island.
✨ A great example of how learning in the classroom connects to community impact and tourism support!
🗓️ Developed in Summer 2025 & Fall 2025
🎓 By students in Dr. Lee’s KO-101 class
📧 For more info, contact Dr. Lynsey Lee at [email protected]

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Discover how culture shapes the way we work. 🇵🇭✨
Join us for the 2025 Philippine Studies Lecture Series with Dr. Mendiola “Joy” Teng-Calleja as she explores how Filipino psychology and cultural perspectives influence motivation, leadership, and organizational development.

📍 UOG Lecture Hall
🗓️ October 22, 2025 | 4–6 PM
🎓 Open to all students and the public
📝 No Registration Needed
👤 Marshaley Baquiano, Ph.D. | 671-735-2876 | [email protected]

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