Silliman, DOE Partner on Electrification Program
Silliman University, through its Extension Program, is assisting in the electrification program for far-flung barangays in the southern part of Negros Oriental. The University was engaged by the Department of Energy and the Negros Oriental Electric Cooperative in its program of providing electric power to two hinterland communities in the municipalities of Siaton and Santa […]
Alumni Lead ‘One Billion Rising’ Campaign in Negros Or.
Seven alumni who are distinguished women in their chosen careers and vocations are taking the lead in the celebration of One Billion Rising campaign in Negros Oriental this month. They have put together a series of activities from February 14 to 21, ranging from an art exhibit, free legal advice, an advocacy parade to a […]
Student Government to ‘Run for Love’
The Silliman University Student Government (SUSG) introduces an athletic twist to Valentine’s Day. On the day of hearts, it shall have completed its list of “pairs” who will conquer the road on a “Run for Love”. “Run for Love” is a 5-kilometer fun run on February 16 spearheaded by the SUSG. It seeks to generate […]
Expert: Women More Vulnerable to Cardiovascular Disease
The Director of the Center for Chronic Disease Management at the Medical Center Health System in Odessa, Texas revealed in his lecture at the College of Nursing last January 20 that women are more vulnerable to cardiovascular diseases than men. Mr. Ryan Clifford O. Baldomero, who is the Director of the Center for Chronic Disease […]
CELTA Joins Autism Consciousness Week Celebration
Cooking and art classes were two of the fun activities in store for kids in the booths of the Center of Excellence in Learning, Teaching and Assessment (CELTA) during the celebration of 18th National Autism Consciousness Week held January 19 to 26. Special Education majors of the College of Education (COE) lined up different activities […]
Band Director Honored for Service of Almost 3 Decades
A two-night benefit concert was staged by the Silliman University Concert Band last January 17 to 18 at the Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium, in honor of its long-time director under whose baton it grew for almost three decades. The Band paid tribute to Prof. Joseph B. Basa who has been its director since 1985. […]
Silliman Accredited to Offer Refresher Review Classes
The Legal Education Board (LEB) has selected Silliman University as among only 60 law schools in the Philippines accredited to offer refresher review classes for the Bar Exams. Silliman's inclusion is attributed to its consistent competitive performance in the Bar Exams. Three criteria were considered: participation in the Bar Exams for the years 2010, 2011 […]
University Christian Life Emphasis Month Begins January 26
The University Christian Life Emphasis Month for this second semester is celebrated from January 26 to February 24, guided by theme: “Act Justly, Always Do What is Right”. UCLEM formally opens with a launching and commissioning worship service at the Silliman University Church on January 26. Delivering the sermon is Prof. Carlos Magtolis, Jr., chair […]
Christian Book Author Dr. Sala to Speak in Silliman
A prominent author of Christian books, educator and broadcaster from California will give an inspirational talk to students in the afternoon of February 3 at the Silliman University Church. Dr. Harold J. Sala will share his reflection and insights on the topic, “The Decisions of Life and How to Find the Will of God for […]
CAS Associate Dean Granted Fellowship in Hong Kong
The Associate Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences was accepted into the Institute for Advanced Study in Asian Cultures and Theologies (IASACT) which will run from June 1 to July 5 at the Chung Chi College of the Chinese University of Hong Kong in Shatin, Hong Kong. Dr. Jeffry V. Ocay will be […]
