Arts & Identity: UOG Fine Arts seniors opened “Interflow: Currents of Connection” at the Isla Center for the Arts, while the Guam Museum continues “Yanggen Ti Hita Pues Hayi?” spotlighting CHamoru self-determination through photos and artwork. Sacred Spaces in Education: A higher-ed talk on “Creating VĀSĀ” at Portland Community College drew only three students, underscoring how Pacific Islander voices can be overlooked on campus. Community & Wellbeing: UOG’s Farmer Focus launches “Hotnu Heals,” a farmer-led gathering built around cultural healing and locally prepared food, plus a free Mental Health First Aid Training for people who work with farmers. Culture on the Move: After Typhoon Sinlaku forced route changes, the traditional voyaging canoe Alingano Maisu returned safely to Palau, and a Piti Sea Festival highlighted maritime knowledge and community ties. Education Spotlight: Guam’s 2027 Teacher of the Year, Carolyn E. Haruo, says the honor belongs to her students and community. Food & Farming Skills: UOG’s 5P Agricultural Marketing Workshop Series aims to help Guam producers move from growing food to building sustainable agribusiness. Local Events: Santacruzan brought Filipino heritage pageantry to Micronesia Mall, and the 28th French Film Festival opened with free screenings in Cebu.