Ten CED Grads Now Registered Electrical Engineers
Ten graduates from the College of Engineering and Design have passed the Electrical Engineer Licensure Examination given by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) administered this September. The exam was given by the PRC’s Board of Electrical Engineering in eight different cities nationwide: Manila, Baguio, Cagayan de Oro, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, Legazpi, and Lucena. Congratulations to […]
Int’l Sea Expert: PH is Marine Conservation Model to World
“The [No-Take Marine Reserves] strategy worked in Apo Island, so we know that it can be done,” said National Geographic Emerging Explorer and Oceana Senior Adviser Alexandra Cousteau, adding that if marine conservation can be accomplished in the Philippines, it will set an example to the whole world. Cousteau was invited as speaker during the […]
Coal Still to Dominate Power Mix in PH
Despite increases in investments in renewable energy, coal is still expected to dominate the power mix in the Philippines in the next one or two decades. Since the enactment of the Renewable Energy Act of 2008, new renewable capacities (wind, solar, biomass, and hydro) have significantly increased from 34 MW (2008) to 813 MW (2015). […]
Dr. Rosario Maxino-Baseleres
Dr. Rosario Maxino-Baseleres is now on her 30th year of serving Silliman University (SU). Starting June of this school year 2016-2017, she returned to an old job — as dean of the College of Mass Communication (CMC), which celebrates its golden jubilee this year. “Ma’am Rose” is described by a former CMC student leader, who is now […]
Legal Officials on WPS Ruling: Pres. Duterte has Strong Foundation to Negotiate with Chinese
“President Rodrigo Duterte has a strong foundation. We pray that he will be guided to negotiate with the Chinese.” This was how Associate Supreme Court Justice Francis Jardeleza described the landmark decision of the United Nations Arbitral Tribunal on the West Philippine Sea on September 2 at the Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium. Speaking to […]
Update on Campus Security
ADVISORY Subject: Update on Campus Security Issue Date: 05 September 2016Contact: Charmaine V. Melaño | [email protected]; (035) 422-7194 Update on Campus Security In view of recent national security concerns, Silliman is implementing the following increased security measures: All faculty, staff and students are requested to wear their IDs at all times inside the campus. […]
Statement on the Sept. 2 Davao City Bombing
“The explosion in Davao is still being investigated if it was an accident or a terrorist act. But this early on, many of us in Silliman are sad over the loss of lives and injury of many. Life is precious, it being the breath of God. We join our country in prayers.” Ben S. Malayang […]
2 Topnotchers from Silliman in 2016 MedTech Board Exam
Two graduates from the Institute of Clinical Laboratory Sciences (ICLS) attained the highest scores in the recent Medical Technologist Licensure Exam administered last August 27 and 28. Roselle Louise L. Publico and Clarisse Joan C. Cadano, who both graduated last March, clinched first place and second place, respectively. Publico scored a rating of 91.10% while […]
Jesus Is The Way
By Rev. Dr. Mariano C. Apilado Delivered during the Sunrise Service of Silliman’s 115th Founders Day and Silliman Church’s Centennial Celebration last August 28, 2016. The celebration of the centennial anniversary of the Silliman University Church reminds me of the story of the spiritual renewal of the Apostle Peter in the third appearance of the […]
Dormitory for Honor Students Soon to Rise
Silliman has formally laid down the foundation for a new dormitory designed to house students with excellent academic performance. On August 29, a groundbreaking ceremony for the Rolando Villanueva del Carmen Hall was held near the Woodward Little Theater, where it will be built. Designed for 28 students, it is the first co-ed dormitory […]
