Alumni Updates (May 23-29)
Thirty nine years after graduation, the Bachelor of Journalism Class of 1977 gathered for their first reunion in San Francisco area last May 20 – 21, 2016. Heading the group was Outstanding Sillimanian Adlai J. Amor. The class of 1977 was the last batch produced when now College of Mass Communication was still known as […]
Advisory: Digital Learning Program at High School Department Starts SY 16-17
ADVISORYSubject: Digital Learning Program at High School Dep’t. Takes Effect June 2016Issue date: 23 May 2016Issued by: Dr. Earl Jude Paul L. Cleope, Director, School of Basic EducationE-mail: [email protected] Silliman University recognizes the importance of digital learning technologies in education. As demonstrated in top educational institutions across the globe, such technologies allow students to understand […]
Political Genetics
POLITICAL GENETICSBy Mark Raygan E. Garcia, Director, Office of Information and Publications Believe it or not, there is a study now leaning towards an analysis of human being’s genetic composition and whether somewhere along the way, there is something telling of the attitude or behavior of one towards politics. A quick search online doesn’t lead […]
NEDA Ties Up with SU on Regional Consultation on ‘AmBisyonNatin2040’
The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) ties up with the Knowledge Development Community (KDC) of Silliman University in holding its first regional consultation on the ‘AmBisyonNatin2040’, on May 24 at the Silliman Hall. Launched in March 2016, AmBisyonNatin2040 is a government project initiated to define a common long-term vision or a set of long-term […]
Asst. Prof. Kris Dave V. Austero
With a world as cruel as this one we live in, our greatness can sometimes spring from the most undesirable and painful experiences in life. While many people easily give in and surrender to the toughest adversities life throws at us, there are still people who make the better choice of looking far beyond these […]
Silliman Trains 1,800 Public School Teachers in Senior High
Close to 1,800 public school teachers in the Negros Island Region will convene in Silliman from May 20 to June 4 for the Mass Training for Senior High Teachers, a project of the Department of Education (DepEd). The training seeks to capacitate public school teachers in the management and administration of different subjects in senior […]
117 Receive Diplomas in Summer School Graduation
A total of 117 undergraduate and graduate students received their respective degrees during the 7th Summer School University Baccalaureate Service and Commencement Exercises held May 15 at the Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium. Speaker was Dr. Epifania D. Anfone, Member of the Board of Trustees of Silliman University and former Vice Chancellor for Finance and […]
Alumni Updates (May 16-22)
Alumna Paula Lynn Obañana joins the USA Team in the coming Summer Olympics in Brazil. The 2016 Summer Olympics, more popularly known as Rio 2016, is officially known as the Games of the XXXI Olympiad. It will take place in Rio de Janeiro from August 5 – 21, 2016. “Everything seems so surreal,” said 31-year-old […]
Ninth Grader to Represent Philippines in Archery in Russia
An incoming ninth grader will be among the country’s delegates to the 6th Child of Asia International Sports Competition in Yakutsk, Russia in July. The Philippine Sports Commission and the Philippine Olympics Committee selected Nicole Marie D. Tagle following her consistent high performance in national archery competitions. During the recently concluded Palarong Pambansa (National Games), […]
Ms Ginalyn A. Orillana
In times of loss and despair, our family is our sole sanctuary where comfort and love abound. A family is a haven of acceptance and understanding, where care and nurture is a common language. With the complications life entails, a family simply fills the void of human existence. Despite the challenges that we go through, […]
