High School Sophomore Bags Gold in Swimming
A student from the High School Department of the School of Basic Education won three medals in swimming during the Milo Little Olympics National Finals held recently in Cebu. Edgar Hin Louise B. Chee bagged gold in the 100m breaststroke category.He won silver and bronze in the 200m breaststroke and medley relay, respectively. […]
Nursing Engaged in Child Illness Mgt, Competency Training
Health workers from the different barangays in Dumaguete City underwent training last month on Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) by the College of Nursing, in partnership with the Provincial Health Office. The participants were taught IMCI, a strategy of managing common illness among children who are five years old and below, in order to […]
Country’s Best, Budding Artists Perform at Luce in 4th Elements
Away from the crowd, topnotch music artists in the country flew in to Dumaguete to be with 60 lucky participants in the 4th Elements National Singing-Songwriting Camp held November 17 to 21. Elements is a national camp organized by the Tao Foundation, and held annually in Dumaguete with the support of the College of Performing […]
Tribute Held for National Artist Eddie S. Romero
Silliman University honored the late National Artist for Cinema and Broadcast Arts Mr. Eddie S. Romero in a tribute service held December 2 at the Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium. Family and friends were present during the event that also marked the opening of the weeklong screening of films by Mr. Romero at the Cyber […]
World-Class Actor Shares How He Conquered Theatre
Internationally acclaimed theatre actor and Outstanding Sillimanian Mr. Rufino “Junix” Inocian shared his experience as a Filipino performer abroad, during the Albert Faurot Lecture Series for Culture and the Arts held November 23 at the Cyber Lecture Hall. Mr. Inocian, who talked about “A Life in the Theatre”, narrated how he established a name for […]
Int’l Women’s Group Inspires Empowerment on Campus
An international women's group brought their advocacy to Silliman through a film appreciation forum and a seminar on entrepreneurship, both held November 11. “Girl Rising” was featured in a film appreciation forum by the Samahan ng mga Pilipina para sa Reporma at Kaunlaran (SPARK), in partnership with the Dr. Jovito R. Salonga Center for Law […]
SU Wins Sandurot Grand Prize; IT Sophomore is Ms Dumaguete
A group composed of students from three colleges in Silliman University bagged the grand prize for this year’s Sandurot Festival held November 23, in celebration of Dumaguete’s 65th charter anniversary. The group, with students from the College of Performing and Visual Arts (COPVA), College of Education and College of Business Administration, also brought home four […]
PRC Results Show 2 New Licensed Librarians from Silliman
Two graduates of the Library Information Science program are among the country's new licensed librarians. The Professional Regulations Commission announced that out of 834 who took the Licensure Examination for Librarians, only 382 passed, rendering a national passing rate of 45.80 per cent. Silliman's passing percentage is 66.67. Congratulations to our new licensed librarians: Teves. […]
Process Started to Qualify Disaster-Affected Students for Tuition, Fees Relief
Silliman University has already initiated the process of identifying and qualifying students from areas that have been badly affected by the magnitude 7.2 earthquake in Bohol and super typhoon Yolanda. The process forms part of our immediate measures to respond to these two calamities that came one immediately after the other, and which affected communities […]
Silliman Establishes Continuing Calamity Response Program
In order to enhance its capability to respond to the need for assistance during natural disasters, Silliman University is establishing a “Continuing Calamity Response Program”. The program is envisioned to primary offer scholarships and other forms of assistance to students who come from areas greatly ravaged by disasters. This is to ensure that affected students […]