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The College of Health Sciences hosted its much-anticipated CampCon 2024, dubbed as \”Pupper\’s Night,\” on Sunday, September 29.  The event, inspired by Mama Mia, brought together students and faculty for a Mediterranean-themed celebration filled with talent, unity, and competition. Kicking off the festivities, CHS Chair Marvia Joice Docdocil delivered a heartfelt speech emphasizing the unity and strength of the students. This set the stage for a lively evening, where students...Read More

The Black Manta Rays fully embraced the ‘de-mure’ theme yesterday afternoon as the College of Education, Arts, and Sciences (CEAS) held its annual Campus Connection. With a theme \”Dè-Mure: Where Serene Souls Meet, and Elegance Unites\”, students showed off \”cutesy\” and \”coquette-esque\” outfits, with pastel colors, ribbons, and lace being the predominant fashion choices of the day. The event entertained the attendees with interactive activities like Guess the Emoji and...Read More

In an aim to arm student leaders with crucial financial know-how and practical auditing skills, the Commission on Audit spearheaded the annual Audit Seminar and Workshop at the James McKnight Auditorium earlier today anchored on the theme, “Leading with Purpose: Fostering Accountability in Governance\”, yesterday, September 27.  The workshop commenced with awe-inspiring remarks uttered by the COA Chairperson, Ms. Bea Bianca Adlao which afterwards succeeded with the dynamic presentation of...Read More

The College of Engineering, Architecture, and Technology celebrated Kitsu\’s 1st Birthday on Sunday, September 22, during the CEAT Campus Connection 2024. The celebration featured a fun kid’s birthday theme, with attendees in colorful, playful outfits. Balloons, party hats, and decorations created a joyful atmosphere, perfect for celebrating the birthday of Kitsu, CEAT\’s animal mascot.  The day began with great energy as students from programs of Architecture, Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering,...Read More

The Philippines is well-known for its vibrant culture and numerous festivities, but its holiday-filled calendar may come at a high cost. The country has long been celebrated for its rich history and traditions, reflected in its abundance of holidays. With an average of 27 holidays a year, the Philippines far surpasses its Southeast Asian neighbors like Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam in holiday count. Experts assert that this excessive...Read More