ROTC Asst. Commandant Named Supreme Court Outstanding Judge
Supreme Court (SC) Chief Justice Maria Lourdes P.A. Sereno awarded Judge Rafael Crescencio C. Tan Jr., Assistant Commandant of the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps, with the Chief Justice Cayetano Arellano Award, the Judicial Excellence Award for Second Level Court Judges. The ceremony held September 18 in the Manila Hotel was also attended by the other […]
New Batch of Students from Ferris University Completes Service-Learning
Another batch of students from Ferris University in Japan was on campus from September 7 to 12 for service-learning, a component of their Global and Inter-Cultural Studies Program. The Japanese students visited the partner communities of the Institute of Service-Learning and had an opportunity to learn more about the Filipino way of life through discussions […]
Ms Myla June T. Patron
Many believe that what mostly constitutes the real art of teaching is the ability to break down complex concepts into simpler, easily comprehensible chunks of information. Especially in the field of Language, to have a teacher who can help you understand all of those abstract theories and principles as if they are just simple ABCs […]
Alumni Updates (September 7-13)
Alumnus Jaime Ponce de Leon, owner of Leon Gallery, has announced recently that one of the paintings of the late President Corazon C. Aquino, an untitled oil on wood shown below, will be sold in an auction under the auspices of his gallery on September 12, 2015. The painting was previewed last Wednesday September 9, […]
Science Complex Named After Entomologist Dr. James W. Chapman
Silliman University honored one of its pioneering American professors, an entomologist, who played a critical role as an academic and a University administrator, especially in ensuring the sustainability of the University during and after the Second World War. One of the more notable buildings on campus now stands as the Dr. James W. Chapman Science […]
Speech and Theater Arts Department Stages ‘Reminiscences’
In a show of gratitude and a collective journey down memory lane, the Speech and Theater Arts Department (STAD) treated late last month the Silliman community to a medley of performances at the Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium. Dances, singing, and snippets of Broadway performances and theatrical plays brought life to the stage in a […]
Silliman Leads Development of AUDRN Virtual Museum
A team from the College of Computer Studies (CCS) took the lead in setting up the Virtual Museum of the Asian University Digital Resource Network (AUDRN), making available an online listing of museums, artifacts and other materials of great cultural and historical value to the Philippines. The Virtual Museum currently showcases eight museums either hosted […]
MassCom Student’s Food Rescue Project Wins US Grant
A project that will collect perishable food from businesses and give it to the hungry and the homeless has won a grant from the United States Government through its Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative (YSEALI) Seeds for the Future program. The project, Food Rescue ASEAN, will be implemented in Dumaguete by Mac Florendo, 20, a […]
Successful Living
Successful Living: D3TGDr. Oliver P. Cabanag, M.D., FPPS (Message delivered on August 23, 2015 at the Silliman University Church during the Sunday worship service launching the Silliman University High School Centennial Celebration in 2016.) We ONLY have one life. We only live ONCE, but as they say, if we do it right and if we LIVE LIFE SUCCESSFULLY, then ONCE […]
