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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...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...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...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...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...Read More