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An alumna of the Silliman University College of Law is one of four new justices in the Court of Appeals. Judge Pamela Abella Maxino was appointed by Philippine President Benigno S. Aquino III after she was shortlisted by the Judicial and Bar Council. A former Regional Trial Court judge in Guaga, Pampanga, Justice Maxino graduated […]

The Career and Placement Office (CPO) has reported an increase in the number of partner companies of Silliman University in the employment of its graduates. Records from the JOBLink, an online job search system of the University, have shown more companies inputting vacancies and facilitating employment for student and alumni subscribers. To bring companies closer […]

Two students from the College of Mass Communication and the Institute of Clinical Laboratory Sciences are among five youth delegates

Officials of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources from central and regional offices involved in the Integrated Coastal Resources Management Project (ICRMP) were co-hosted by Silliman University during the Annual Assessment and Planning Workshop for the Regional ICRM Centers (RICs) held February 25 to 28. Silliman has been tapped by the DENR to assist […]

Alumnus Mr. Melchor Morales (fifth from left) poses with guests, during the launching of his book, The Dynamics of Christian Leadership, which he also dedicated to his former mentor, Pastor Emeritus Dr. Proceso Udarbe (on a wheelchair) and longtime friend, former Senator Dr. Jovito Salonga Jr. Standing to the right of Mr. Morales is Silliman […]

Regular staff members of Silliman University are treated to free dance exercises thrice a week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday) from 5:30PM to 6:30PM, starting February 2 at the second floor of Hibbard Hall. A professional dance instructor has been contracted by the University Staff Development Committee to administer the dance exercises. This project seeks to encourage […]

The Chairperson of the Nutrition and Dietetics Department (ND) is one of only 25 from the Philippines accepted into the training program on food safety and standards of the Association for Overseas Technical Scholarship (AOTS) in Tokyo, Japan. Prof. Michele A. Naranjo will leave for Japan by the end of February for the program ?Food […]

A group has been formed in the University to evaluate the physical condition of the acacia trees around the campus. The group is also tasked to propose practical ways of supporting weak branches and maintaining the capacity of the acacia trees to withstand strong winds.

The Philippine flag at the East Quadrangle has been placed at half-mast as the University mourns with the Province of Negros Oriental over the passing away of Gov. Agustin Ramon ?Tuting? Perdices. The Governor died of stomach cancer on January 5.