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Jun
05

Graduate Researcher Cites Threats to Rich Philippine Marine Life

A graduate student researcher at the Institute of Environmental and Marine Sciences (IEMS) churned out the numbers to show the rich and diverse marine resources of the Philippines and how much the country stands to lose if threats to these resources are not removed. Jean Asuncion T. Utzurrum presented her data  for the appreciation of […]

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Jun
02

List of Top 10 Student Organizations Released

The Committee on Student Organizations of the Silliman University Student Government has released the list of Top 10 organizations for School Year 2014-2015. They are:Student organizations earn points based on the number, quality and coverage of their projects and community involvement. Points are tallied at the end of every school year to come up with […]

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Jun
02

Hanging Garden on Silliman Fence Grows Local Vegetables

Over a hundred plastic soda bottles carry a hanging vegetable garden on the University fence along the national highway. Local vegetables, such as water spinach (kangkong), vine spinach (alugbati) and camote tops (talbos ng kamote), are planted in organic soil inside each soda bottle. The hanging vegetable garden adds both aesthetic and practical value to […]

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Jun
02

Dean of Students Elected Auditor of National Association for Student Affairs

Dean of Students Dr. Edna Gladys T. Calingacion has been elected as auditor of the Philippine Association of Administrators of Student Affairs, Inc. (PAASA) during its 20th Annual National Convention held April 20 to 23 in Puerto Princesa City, Palawan. PAASA is a professional organization of heads and practitioners of student affairs all over the […]

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May
29

Nursing Faculty is 1st Filipino Recipient of Research Award for Culture Care

A faculty from the College of Nursing won the prestigious Leininger Research Award for Culture Care for her paper at the 36th International Conference on Human Caring held May 20 to 23 in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. Asst. Prof. Theresa A. Guinoo became the first Filipino to receive such award for her paper, “Empowered Emancipation: […]

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May
29

Article in ‘Silliman Journal’ Urges Media to Link Climate with Biodiversity

Communication researchers from the University of the Philippines-Los Baños said media ought to do a better job in handling news on climate change by linking it with biodiversity loss and land degradation and making a louder call to action against these issues. “The media are increasingly being encouraged to create a balance in (reporting) climate […]

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May
29

High School Archers Win 6 Medals in Two National Events

Three students from the High School Department clinched a total of two gold, two silver and two bronze medals in archery in two separate national competitions. Incoming Grade 8 student Nicole Marie Tagle bagged a total of four medals: a gold each in the 30-meter and 60-meter categories, a silver in the Olympic round, and […]

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May
29

Grad Student in Eng’g Presents Thesis on Use of Fruits, Plants to Extract Electricity

A fresh graduate of the Master of Engineering program presented his paper highlighting how electricity can be harnessed from fruits and plants, at a regional convention of the Philippine Association for Graduate Education held May 16 in Cebu City. Engr. Klint Ian Austero discussed his thesis titled “Comparison of Electrical Property of the Different Organic […]

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May
24

Dr. Malayang Seals Formal Partnership with 2 Universities in Canada

Silliman President Dr. Ben S. Malayang III signed memoranda of understanding with the presidents of two universities in Canada. Royal Roads University (RRU) and Vancouver Island University have officially become the first institutional partners of Silliman in Canada following a formal tie-up sealed by Dr. Malayang and his counterparts in these two reputable higher education […]

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May
24

Conservation Biologist: More Information Needed to Protect Marine Mammals

Marine mammals (like dolphins and whales) are being threatened by growing sea traffic, changes in their habitat, bycatch, pollution and disease. This was revealed by Angelico Jose Tiongson, a conservation biologist who had studied Marine Biology at Silliman University, in a lecture to young leaders at an environmental camp held in Lake Balanan, Siaton, Negros […]

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