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The mighty den of the roaring lions hosted its annual Acquaintance Party dubbed as “Campus Connection”, bolstering the theme “Bridging Aspirations for Greatness, Shining through Integrity and Kinship” yesterday afternoon, September 2024. The event drew over 500 students, gathered under dazzling lights to kick off the anticipated moment. Attendees dressed in their most eye-catching outfits showcasing coordinated ensembles of summer-esque night fest fits. The program commenced with the all-out production...Read More

𝗚𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗹 𝗦𝗮𝗻𝘁𝗼𝘀 𝗖𝗶𝘁𝘆—Student-leaders of NDDU actively joined the Multi-Sectoral Forum on the West Philippine Sea hosted by the Philippine Information Agency (PIA) Region 12 earlier today, August 29 at the SM General Santos Atrium. With the theme, \”Sa West Philippine Sea, ang yaman nito ay para sa Pilipino,\” Commodore Jay Tristan Tarriela, PCG Spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea, highlighted the strategic importance of asserting our sovereign rights over the...Read More

To finally fulfill their final requirement on their Pharmacy journey, the batch 2025\’s Excellentiam Conantes Pharmacy Interns gathered for the 8th Pin and White Coat Investiture this morning, August 9, 2024. Mrs. Jeasa Marie V. Carlos, RPH, MSPH, opened the ceremony with a warm welcome to the parents, friends, teachers, and the recipients themselves, setting the tone for a memorable and joyous event. The ceremony followed the theme, \”Striving for...Read More

While almost all other countries continue to make remarkable progress in various competency areas, the Philippines remains one of the worst-performing countries, as evidenced by the results of the global tests administered in PISA 2022. Creative thinking, in particular, is scored poorly by 15-year-old Filipino Junior High School students, with a 28-point deficit from the best-performing country. This prompts us to ask “What fundamental flaws in our society have limited...Read More

In our increasingly progressive world, it’s disheartening to see how many Filipinos remain prejudiced against their own people. Bisaya, in particular, is not just disregarded but outright ridiculed, most especially with their language and accent. This raises a troubling question: “Is the Bisaya language always going to be the target of mockery? Are we perpetuating a cycle of cultural inferiority?” Putting an end to the mockery against Bisaya people is...Read More