Tony Award-Winning Play ‘Red’ Premieres at Luce on Sept 13
The Cultural Affairs Committee (CAC) brings to the Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium Red, the 2010 Tony Award winner for best play. Red, which is staged by the Necessary Theater, and showcased in Dumaguete with the Little Boy Production, is about the famous abstract expressionist artist Mark Rothko. Red won almost every major award in […]
HS Senior Represents Phils at 30th Asia-Pacific Jamboree
A fourth year student from the High School Department was one of the Philippine delegates to the 30th Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Jamboree held last month at Kirara-hama in Yamaguchi City, Japan. John Lemuel Chiu represented the country after undergoing a screening process undertaken by the Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP). In the Regional Search […]
VPD Belarmino Receives Shikoku Gakuin University Trustee
Vice President for Development Prof. Jane Annette L. Belarmino receives Shikoku Gakuin (SG) University Trustee Prof. Kazuhito Hashimoto during his visit to Silliman on September 4. Professor Hashimoto is former president of SG and concurrently the director of its International Office. It was under his administration as president that SG and Silliman entered into a […]
10 Pass Physical Therapist Licensure Exam
Ten graduates from the Institute of Rehabilitative Sciences (IRS) passed the Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy Licensure Examination, based on results released last month by the Professional Regulation Commission. Silliman University registered a passing percentage of 71.42, higher than the national passing rate of 52.28 per cent. Congratulations to our new Physical Therapists: Adasa, Natania […]
2 Japanese Universities Experience Service-Learning in SU
Students from two Japanese universities were hosted by the Institute of Service-Learning (ISL) on two different dates. Six students from Rikkyo University were on campus from August 26 to 30, led by Prof. Akifumi Morimoto: Ai Iizuka, Nana Nishizato, Hirotoshi Hayashi, Noriaki Kamiki, Kentaro Omoto and Kato Tetsuya. Two days later, ISL received 14 from […]
Alumni Chapter in Australia Donates for Marina Clinic
The Silliman University Alumni Association of Sydney, Australia Chapter, Inc. recently turned over a cash donation for the improvement of the operating room at the Marina Mission Clinic. Chapter president Dr. Alicia B. Dumlao (first from right in the photo) led the group that personally handed the donation to Silliman through Vice President for Development […]
New Committee Oversees ‘Bricks Project’
A new committee at the College of Nursing is overseeing the implementation of the next phases of a project originally aimed at laying 14,000 special patented bricks that represent donations towards the College. The new committee was convened by Acting Dean Dr. Evalyn Abalos and her immediate predecessor Dean Prof. Florenda Cabatit to assess how […]
Press Statement on the Passing of Dr. Proceso U. Udarbe
It is with grief that we announce the passing of former Silliman University Acting President Dr. Proceso U. Udarbe yesterday. He was 88. Dr. Udarbe was a man for others. His scholarly works manifested his deep Christian faith and his unwavering commitment to strengthening the spiritual perspective through which we celebrate life. He was very […]
Silliman Turns 112
What does Silliman mean to you? This question resonates with the hundreds who come home to their Alma Mater on Founders Day. They start pouring in towards the third week of August, into the 28th – the birth date of Silliman. But celebration starts as early as the first week and is wrapped up on […]
4 Named Outstanding Sillimanians
A trial court judge, a scholar of chemistry, a social entrepreneur, and a nurse entrepreneur are the recipients of this year’s Outstanding Sillimanian Awards. Each has distinguished themselves in their respective fields, with their professions and socio-civic involvements impacting a greater number in the community. Their outstanding achievements continue to carry out the ideals of […]