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Students from a pilot CHamoru language immersion camp coordinated by the Guam Museum and Chief Hurao Academy will be sharing their experiences this weekend at the museum.

Three years after University of Guam professor Evelyn Flores unveiled “Indigenous Literatures from Micronesia,” an anthology of works by 65 Micronesian authors, she’s embarking on a similar project, this time

Verna Castro watched with delight as fafa’någue, or certified CHamoru instructor, Heidi Chargualaf-Quenga walked around the room showing, correcting and encouraging a mix of adults and children moving and dancing

Former Mongmong resident Jon Cruz went from a 7-year-old getting up at 3:30 am to watch NFL games to being YouTube’s global head of sports partnerships and helping broker a

Putting her Guam roots front and center, Kylie Taitano has spent the last five months knocking on thousands of doors, making hundreds of fundraising calls, and reaching out to over

“Manaotao Sanlagu, CHamorus from the Marianas,” a PDN weekly feature, is taking a hiatus this month as I head to the islands.

Vicente “Cotch” Diaz Jr. spent the last two decades hustling and growing Cotch Media, a one-stop photography, video, design and branding media production company servicing A-list clients like Fox Sports,

Chrisy Torre Mafnas knew at a young age growing up in Leyang, Barrigada, that she wanted to be a doctor.

Restaurateurs Shawn Naputi and Shawn Camacho were in their late 20s in 2014 when they had the audacity to open Prubechu’, a CHamoru restaurant in San Francisco, one of the

Stevie Merino’s plans to teach anthropology at the college level took a detour with the birth of her son. Soon after, she found her calling to be a doula providing