Prof. Teodora A. Cubelo
Like a coin, there are two sides to life: the good and the bad. Not all the time is it a bed of roses; it can also be a source of tears. To Prof. Teodora A. Cubelo, without shunning the double-edged sword, she has been able to make the “best of both worlds.” Teddy is […]
Intensity 6.9
NOTE: “Leadership Reflections” shares views of the different members of the University Leadership Council on matters related to campus life and the operations of the University. As well, it features opinions on issues of national and/or international relevance. Intensity 6.9 By Dr. Susan Vista-Suarez, Dean, College of Performing and Visual Arts (This article was written on February 6, 2012, when […]
Film Festival Brings to Silliman Country’s Acclaimed Artists
Twenty-five students from Silliman University were given the chance to be trained by four of the well-known advocacy filmmakers in the country, as part of the golden anniversary celebration of the Cultural Affairs Committee. The filmmaking seminar and workshop dubbed “Hasik” was conducted alongside the Active Vista Film Festival that also took place from September […]
‘Powered by Grass’ Tartanilya Lands on Yahoo!
Since it was launched on August 27, news on the “powered by grass” tartanilya of Silliman University has been picked up by media agencies. An item about it first came out in the column of Ms Domini Torrevillas in The Philippine Star, followed by local tri-media coverage. Another national newspaper, The Philippine Daily Inquirer, also […]
2 Students Fresh from E-Learning Wrap-up Seminar in Japan
After around a year of implementation, the e-learning project spearheaded by Silliman University for the Association of Christian Universities and Colleges in Asia (ACUCA) was concluded last month in Japan. Two Silliman students, Physics senior Meneth de Baguio and Computer Science sophomore Lorraine Allie Solitario, took part in the wrap-up seminar held August 18 to […]
US District Judge Engages Law Students in Lecture
The first African-American female president of the Detroit Bar Association was recently guest lecturer at the College of Law. Judge Denise Page Hood, District Judge for the Eastern District of Michigan, USA, spoke to Silliman students enrolled in the Juris Doctor program and agreed with them on the need for an efficient and a speedy […]
Silliman Celebrates Development Policy Research Month
Four activities are lined up this September, in celebration of Development Policy Research Month (DPRM). This year’s theme is “Regional Economic Integration and Inclusive Growth: Engaging Nations, Embracing People”. Two of the activities are workshops on research proposal and manuscript writing in the social and natural sciences, and the other two are lectures on economic […]
Dr. Lynn L. Olegario
This is a mother’s story. Dr. Lynn L. Olegario shares her life with her husband, Dr. Danilo and her two children plus one: Korina Joy and Pia Patricia and the Institute of Rehabilitative Sciences (IRS), former Physical Therapy Department. People may find it ridiculous, but Lynn considers the IRS as her eldest child. “The time […]
SY 2011-2012 ‘Annual Report’ Out
The Annual Report of Silliman University for School Year 2011-2012 is out. A copy can be viewed on the University website: https://su.edu.ph/resources/annualreport2011-2012.pdf. In his introductory message, Silliman President Dr. Ben S. Malayang III describes the Annual Report: “This is a testament to the collective hard work of all of us in Silliman University.” Produced by […]
IEMS Attends Marine Species Stranding Response Writeshops
A research assistant at the Institute of Environmental and Marine Sciences (IEMS) and two its graduate students attended writeshops that address the need for standard procedures on the proper handling of stranded marine mammals, whale sharks and other protected shark and ray species in the Philippines. The Aquatic Wildlife Rescue Manual Series Writeshop conducted in […]
