Protection
PROTECTION IS A GIFT OF FAITH By Prof. Cleonico Y. Fontelo, Vice President for Finance and Administration (Sermon delivered at the Silliman University Church on June 23, 2013.) Text: Genesis 15:1 My Faith tells me that we are Protected. Yes, protected by God Almighty and this protection is a fift of faith. A story was […]
Mrs. Nenita Jaro-Macias
“Only those who have learned the power of sincere and selfless contribution experience life’s deepest joy: true fulfillment.” – Anthony Robbins Fulfillment is what this Ilongga teacher who is originally from Bacolod City exudes. Her face brightens up as she recalls the 35 years that she has served Silliman. This school year marks her culmination […]
Silliman Celebrates July as Christian Life Emphasis Month
Silliman celebrates July as the University Christian Life Emphasis Month (UCLEM). This semester’s UCLEM is guided by the theme “Jesus Christ, the Chief Cornerstone”, and began Sunday, July 7, with the Commissioning Worship and Communion Service at the Silliman University Church. Schedules have been plotted out to ensure the involvement of the wider Silliman community […]
Greenpeace Sails to Dgte on Largest Ship, Partners with SU
International environmental group Greenpeace partners with Silliman University on its reef check project at Apo Island and its oceans awareness campaign on July 9 to 13. Greenpeace sails on board its ship, the MY Esperanza, dubbed to be the latest and largest in its fleet. It sets its anchors at nearby Apo Island on July […]
SUAKCREM Researcher Awarded Outstanding Young Scientist
A researcher at the Silliman University Angelo King Center for Research and Environmental Management (SUAKCREM) was named Outstanding Young Scientist (OYS) by the National Academy of Science and Technology (NAST). Dr. Rene A. Abesamis will receive the OYS award in the area of marine biology during NAST's Annual Scientific Meeting on July 10 to 11. […]
2nd 4-Wheel ‘Tartanilla’ Parades on Founders Day
Inspired by Silliman's eco-friendly four-wheel horse-drawn carriage, locally known as the tartanilla, an alumna donated a second unit in honor of her husband. Mrs. Elsie Sy-Niebar, who graduated with a degree of AB Journalism in 1969 and is currently senior editor of the Via Times Newsmagazine based in Chicago, USA, sponsored the manufacturing of a […]
New York Writers Workshop Co-Founder Trains 12 Students
Twelve college students made it to the training on fiction writing conducted whole day of July 1 by one of the founders of the New York Writers Workshop. Shanghai-based Mr. Tim Tomlinson, an instructor under the Global Liberal Studies Program of New York University whose works have seen print in international literary publications, walked the […]
US-Based Prof Shares Career Options for MAPEH Majors
An associate professor from Texas Tech University discussed career opportunities awaiting students at the College Education who are majoring in MAPEH (Music, Arts, Physical Education and Health). Dr. Maria Nida C. Roncesvalles, who teaches Lifespan Motor Development, presented to students other areas of specialization that they may consider after graduation, on top of pursuing a […]
Pause
THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES Prof. Carlos M. Magtolis, Jr. (Delivered during the Administrators' Retreat.) How are you doing? Tired after 3-4 weeks of doing our day-to-day work as education managers? Sleepless nights, hard work, hectic schedule – all can make us physically and mentally tired. We also become tired of doing good, because we see […]
Mr. Ray V. Espina
To some men, the responsibility of looking after the needs of their children in the house and school are best left to their wives. But to Ray V. Espina, an office assistant at the College of Computer Studies (CCS), doing it is a special moment that he treasures the most. Being a mother and a […]
