Tanzanian University Music Head Explores Concrete Steps in Partnership with SU
Mr. Randall Stubbs (second from left), Music Department Head and Cultural Arts Centre Program Manager at Tumaini University Makumira (TUMA) in Tanzania visited the campus on August 20 to 23 to discuss tangible ways to move forward with the partnership between TUMA and Silliman University. He was met by Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. […]
10 New Names Added to Heritage Builders Wall
Ten new names were added to the Heritage Builders Wall during the Founders Day celebration. Located on the Silliman Hall grounds, the Heritage Builders Wall is a testament to the dedication and perseverance of long-serving employees in Silliman University who have passed on. It honors posthumously employees with 20 years of service.
Grade 12 STEAM Major Places 3rd in Central Bank Economics Quiz
Grade 12 STEAM major Lisa Beusch placed third during the 4th Inter-High School Economics Quiz Bee held last late July at the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas in Dumaguete. Beusch and competed with 56 student participants. Her coach was Mr. Earl Zar P. Calingacion, an instructor at the College of Business Administration. The quiz bee is […]
Two MedTech Grads Top Recent Board Exam
Two graduates from the Institute of Clinical Laboratory Sciences (ICLS) are among the topnotchers of this year’s Medical Technology Licensure Examination administered August 26-27, 2017. The University’s overall passing average is 96.55% with 140 passers. List of Successful Examinees: ACABAL, BETHANY RUTH BROMO ACAYLAR, ERVIE GRACE ROSALEM […]
Silliman Turns 116
It’s more than a week-long celebration that draws thousands from around the country and the globe to this charming city of Dumaguete. Whether you are a Sillimanian or not, you immerse yourself in that distinctive Silliman Spirit, that warm Silliman hospitality that naturally connects one to another. And this year’s 116th Founders Day characterizes the […]
Top Cardiologist Gives Back; Art Gallery Inaugurated
The Romeo P. Ariniego Art Gallery, a two-story art facility located at the former archery range across the Luce Auditorium, was inaugurated on August 23. Named after its donor, Dr. Romeo P. Ariniego, one of the country’s foremost cardiologists, the Gallery currently features the art collection of the donor himself. It boasts of a wide […]
Newly Launched Lao Idea Incubation Lab Challenges Student Ingenuity
10th Grader Wins Silver, Bronze in SEA Games
Tenth grader Nicole Marie D. Tagle brought home silver and bronze medals to the country, following her first participation in the archery event of the 29th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games held August 19 to 30 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Tagle, who is only 12 years old, was the youngest in the Philippine delegation. It was […]
OSS Gives Out first Grace Award; Opens Student Commuters’ Lounge
Physics Professor Holds Lecture on Mt. Talinis
Prof. Franciso E. Ablong Jr. of the Physics Department presented his research on the current physical condition of Cuernos de Negros, also known as Mt. Talinis. Mt. Talinis is classified by the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology as a potentially active volcano, although there has been no recorded eruption in the past. He […]
