Mrs. Rodora Tadena-Sagun
Her warm presence and her dainty smile can give you an impression of a woman devoid of abysmal circumstances in life. Serving the University for 20 years now, she continues to live her life driven by the overflowing swells of kindness and compassion so fervently instilled into her entire being since childhood. Her past is […]
Alumni Updates (October 12-18)
The Silliman University Alumni and Friends @ San Diego (SUA&F@SD) chapter hosted Rev. Dr. Ed and Ruby Agnir to a welcome dinner last October 11 at the Holiday Inn-Miramar, San Diego. The alumni gathering also provided an opportunity for Rev. Agnir to promote his book, “When God Calls- A faith-Journey Autobiography“, published 2013 by Bookstand […]
20 Pass Mechanical Engineer Licensure Exam
Silliman University produced 20 new licensed mechanical engineers, based on results released by the Professional Regulation Commission. The University garnered a passing rate of 58.82 per cent against the national passing percentage of 55. Congratulations to our new licensed mechanical engineers: Abad, Kirk Michael Ang Gobonseng, Eduardo III Catacutan Antiquiera, Danilo Jr. Glodobe […]
World Ocean Report by UN Experts with Silliman Professor Cites Basis for Global Action
We are totally dependent on the vast ocean. It covers seven tenths of the planet, generates half of the oxygen that we breathe, provides us fish and other sea food, and is the source of all the water we will drink in our lifetime. It is home to a rich diversity of animals, from the […]
UGAT Conference Tackles Role of Seas in Community Life
Silliman University is hosting the joint conference of the Ugnayang Pang-AghamTao, Inc. (UGAT) and the Philippine Geographical Society, Inc. (PGS) on October 22 to 24. UGAT or the Anthropological Society of the Philippines is holding on campus its 37th annual conference, while PGS marks its seventh. They bring in international speakers and around 200 participants […]
Mrs. Yolanda Elenita Luz Valente-Maxino
In the beginning, when God was distributing the mystic beans of happiness and optimism, only a lucky few were able to make it on time. One of those who were able to secure their place in the front row was Mrs. Yolanda Elenita Luz Valente-Maxino, who, perhaps, received more than a handful of beans than […]
Becoming Better Servants
BECOMING BETTER SERVANTSBy Rev. Grace A. Bangisan, Minister for Christian Education and Nurture, Silliman University Church Text: Mark 10:35-45 Long time ago in a farm, there was a beautiful bamboo tree right in front of a farmer’s house. This bamboo tree is so pretty that it became an attraction in their town. So many people […]
Former National Treasurer Tackles Country’s 2016 Budget in Integrative Lecture
“Instead of crazing over Aldub and what movies to watch, why don’t you take a look at the importance and impact of the national budget in your life as students?” This was a challenge that kept students in their seats. A challenge posed by former National Treasurer Prof. Leonor M. Briones during her lecture on […]
Alumni Updates (October 5-11)
It was a big turnout for the post-Founders Day and Fellowship Luncheon of the Silliman Alumni Association, Inc. – Cagayan de Oro Chapter last October 3 at the Pryce Plaza Hotel. Gracing the occasion were Silliman Trustees Mrs. Fenina T. Rodriguez (the gracious host) and Bishop Melzar D. Labuntog. Also present were Congressman Rufus B. […]
Catholic Nun at Peace Forum: ‘Help Lumad Children Dream Dreams’
A Catholic nun who is a staunch human rights defender enjoined the audience in a peace forum held at the Silliman Hall to send a strong message to the national government to stop the culture of impunity and demilitarize the schools in the Lumad areas in Mindanao. Sr. Stella Matutina, who is the recipient of […]
