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USLS’ CORPS d’ ELITE: Recognizing Excellence for 25 Years

June 20, 2024

The theme of the night was “Celebrating Tradition, Embracing Transformation”.

No Poverty

June 20, 2024

Today we embark on a 17-part Seeds of Faith series focusing on the SDGs, or the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations.

We American complain too much. We complain about everything, not just the weather—although of late the weather has been something to complain about. But, that’s not the complaining that’s really getting on my nerves these days.

Highest honors for 3 SU students

June 14, 2024

Three students from different colleges of Silliman University were awarded summa cum laude at the university’s 111th Commencement Exercises at the Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium on May 26, 2024.

Family reunited

June 13, 2024

Family is the basic unit of society. Our nation, before it was divided into provinces, cities, barangays and sitios started by our Spanish colonizers, was a composition of families that comprise these communities even up to this time.

Celebrating the ‘Lungs of the Earth’

June 13, 2024

Having grown up in southern Negros, which is blessed by nature through its rolling mountains and hills, green and brown plains and stretches of postcard-pretty coasts, I have developed a great sense of affinity with a global celebration this week – World Oceans Day, which is annually observed every June 8.

Let’s stay connected with Jesus

June 13, 2024

In John 15, Jesus declares, “I am the vine; you are the branches.” This imagery encapsulates the essence of our relationship with Christ and underscores the vital connection we must maintain with Him to lead fruitful lives.

New FU nursing extension

June 5, 2024

Students and faculty of the College of Nursing welcomed the good news of an extension of its building as Foundation University broke ground on March 18, 2024 at the site in the North Campus.

The origins & evolution of DEI

June 5, 2024

As the battle against efforts to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in American institutions continues to be waged in some political and ideological quarters, disinformation campaigns continue to distort the true meaning and origins of DEI.

I am building a cathedral

June 5, 2024

Last Friday, May 31, our students received their awards as honor students and graduates. The affair was graced by the presence of DepEd Supervisor Ludivina Joy Reyes, ASMEPPS’ President Prof. Eloisa Olivera, COO Dr. Santos Castillo and MOS BOT Evelyn Camilon, Erika Rowena Deferia, VP for Internal Affairs Osmund Deferia, President Dexter Midas Deferia and Chairman of the Board China Marie S. Deferia.

USLS’ CORPS d’ ELITE: Recognizing Excellence for 25 Years

No Poverty

Too many immigrants?

Highest honors for 3 SU students

Family reunited

Celebrating the ‘Lungs of the Earth’

Let’s stay connected with Jesus

New FU nursing extension

The origins & evolution of DEI

I am building a cathedral

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