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25/06/2025

𝑮𝒓𝒂𝒅𝒖𝒂𝒕𝒆 𝒏𝒂 𝒂𝒏𝒈 𝑯𝒂𝒓𝒂

Congratulations to the seasoned, exceptional, and unkabogable Editor-in-chief, John Ruel T. Ramos.
We are living witness to your countless efforts, sleepless nights, and indestructible perseverance that have finally paid off! We are thrilled for your success!

You held your blazing torch high enough that everyone had a glimpse on your leadership and skill set as a student-journalist. You have guided and inspired every staffer to hone their skills and capabilities and to become a well-seasoned writers.
We are sending the warmest gratitude for every moments we have shared, every laughs that we spread, and every goal that we accomplished.

We wish you a great success for your future endeavors and may God always lead you to the right path. Your values and lessons in life you imparted have been imprinted in our heart and mind, and always remember that you will always have a special place in our hearts.

Avisala eshma, Hara Amihan ng the Tumbler.

Once more, Ivo Livé sa'yo Hara and your THE TUMBLER FAM are so proud of you!

27/05/2025

𝐎𝐒𝐀𝐒, 𝐅𝐅𝐏𝐂𝐂 𝐥𝐚𝐮𝐧𝐜𝐡 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐣𝐞𝐜𝐭 𝐇𝐀𝐈𝐍

In a bid to combat food insecurity among students, the Office of Student Affairs and Services (OSAS), in partnership with the Future Farmers of the Philippines Collegiate Chapter (FFPCC) – Tamaraws Chapter, officially launched Project HAIN (Handog na Pagkain) on campus, yesterday.

The initiative began with the distribution of free rice during final term exam days at the University Cafeteria.

Recognizing that academic stress often coincides with financial hardship, OSAS initiated the project to provide immediate relief to students.

The program later received funding and support from FFPCC to turn the vision into action.

“We launched Project HAIN with something as simple and symbolic as free rice during finals week. Rice is a staple in every Filipino meal, and in many ways, it represents care, dignity, and comfort. We wanted students to feel seen and supported—especially at a time when academic stress and personal needs are at their peak,” SAS Director Jonbert Caoli expressed.

“Our hope is simple yet urgent: that no student in MinSU should ever have to study on an empty stomach again.” Director Caoli added.

Students welcomed the initiative, with Jeremiah Tabaday ,first year BSIT, expressing its impact. “Malaking tipid siya para sakin lalo na ngayong finals sabay sabay din final projects na gastusin…Nakakabawas na sa gastusin every lunch yung pagbili ng kanin sa two days nila na implementation…I’m thankfull”.

Project HAIN aims to be replicated across all MinSU campuses and integrated into the University student welfare programs for long-term implementation.

With the big vision of ensuring food security for every MinSUan, OSAS acknowledges that the sustainability of the project needs more collaborations and fundings.

As it moves forward, the office is looking for more partners and sponsors—be it student organizations, alumni, local government units, or private institutions—to help sustain and expand the initiative, making sure that no student is left behind.

✍🏻: John Ruel Ramos

17/05/2025

MinSU rolls out 2nd wave of MinSUCAT

17/05/2025

𝐇𝐈𝐆𝐇 𝐇𝐎𝐏𝐄𝐒 | More than 800 aspiring students
hoping to pass the MinSU College Admission Test (MinSUCAT) and secure slots in their chosen programs, stepped their foot at the MinSU Main Campus- CTE and AEB Buildings as the University Admission Office rolled out the second wave of the said admission test, today, May 17.

Stay tuned for more updates!

via: Jeremiah Tabaday

09/05/2025

𝑮𝑬𝑵𝑼𝑰𝑵𝑬 𝑨𝑵𝑫 𝑯𝑬𝑨𝑽𝑬𝑵-𝑺𝑬𝑵𝑻|| D'Mentors, MES clinch Mr, Ms EDUCON crowns

Bringing home most of the sashes, Genard Magsayo of D’ Mentors and Angel Comia of MinSU Educators’ Society, were the newly crowned Mr. and Ms. Education Congress 2025 during the 2nd Joint Education Congress held at Mindoro State University Main-campus, May 8.

Empowered delegates all across three campuses impressed the crowd in multiple segments, including production number, MinSU Student Uniform attire, Summer attire, Student-Teacher Uniform attire, Formal and Evening Gown attire, and Question and Answer portion where they voiced their thoughts and intellect.

Magsayo brought home a horde of awards as he was bestowed Best in Production Number, Best in Student-Teacher Uniform attire, Mr. Photogenic, and Best in Question and Answer.

Meanwhile, Comia shined as the promising star as she clinched Best in Production Number, Best in Summer Attire, Best in Long Gown, Ms. Photogenic, and Best in Question and Answer.

Securing the spot for first runners-up were Djon Buenaventura from D’Innovators and Lorimar Mendoza from D’Mentors. Moreover, Buenaventura was awarded Best in MinSU Student Uniform attire and Best in Formal Attire while Mendoza claimed Best in Student-Teacher Uniform attire, and Best in MinSU Student Uniform attire.

Trailing after second runners-up were Carl Castromero from Educatalyst and Twinnie Ordinario from D’Innovators. Castromero received the award of Best in Summer Attire and Mr. Popularity while Ordinario was the recipient of Ms. Popularity award.

Following were the third runners-up, Noriel Garachico from MinSU Educators’ Society and Cyrish Lagustan from Educatalyst.

This competition of beauty and wit, served as an avenue for preservice teachers to demonstrate their mesmerizing comeliness, captivating skills, and awe-inspiring intelligence. It has fostered development, opened doors of opportunities, and cultivated connection among future educators who are also the future shapers of all professions.

✍️: John Patrick Ondoy
📷: Jeremiah Tabaday

08/05/2025

MES wins impromptu speech competition

Bernadeth Lazo of Minsu Educator’s Society seized first place in the impromptu speech competition as part of the 2nd Joint Education Congress at the University Auditorium, yesterday.

With confidence and clarity, Lazo spoke her way to victory with the topic “Low Literacy Rate of Filipinos”.

Meanwhile, Nica Jhodine Ramirez of D’Mentors secured second, Jai Mara Del Mundo of D’Innovators bagged third, and Zulieka Macauyag of EduCatalyst clinched fourth place.

✍️: Friza Shane Closa
📷: Jelyn Oprido

08/05/2025

D’Innovators steps up in extempo speech

D’Innovators bet, Jai Mara Del Mundo, claimed victory in extemporaneous speech competition with the topic Sustainable Development Goals during the 2nd Joint Education Congress at the University Auditorium, May 7, yesterday.

Following that, Zulieka Macauyag from Educatalyst landed in second.

Meanwhile, Friza Shane Closa of Minsu Educator’s Society and Michael Calayag of D’Mentors settled for third and fourth respectively.

✍️: Friza Shane Closa
📷: Jelyn Oprido

08/05/2025

𝑬𝒅𝒖𝒄 𝑺𝒑𝒆𝒆𝒅𝒔𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒔||Educatalysts conquer Team Building Activity

In the thrilling display of speed and collaboration, the Educatalysts grabbed the victory in the Team Building activity in the 2nd Joint EdCon, May 8.

Within the 3mins 55secs timeframe, they propelled through the competition and got first place. D' Innovators put up a good fight and secured second place at 4mins 11secs. Meanwhile, in the third place is the Team MES with 4mins 23secs , leaving D' Mentors in the fouth place with 5mins 43secs.

✍️: Alvin Roy Ola
📷: Jelyn Oprido

08/05/2025

MES shines in Demonstration Teaching Competition

The MinSU Educators Society (MES) has shown exceptional teaching skills during the Demonstration Teaching competition held as part of the 2nd Joint Education Congress, earning them the title of Best in Demonstration Teaching, May 7.

With a presentation that combined creativity, confidence, and effective classroom strategies, MES’ Grace Ann Casabar captivated both judges and fellow students. Casabar’s demonstration stood out for its smooth delivery, learner-centered approach, and clear mastery of content—qualities that exemplify excellence in teaching.

The competition featured strong contenders, with Educatalysts placing second, D’ Mentors in third, and D' Innovators in fourth.

✍️: Angeliq Balat
📷: Jelyn Oprido

07/05/2025

𝐄𝐃 𝐂𝐎𝐍 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟓| D’Innovators clinches top spot in Spelling Bee Competition

Late yet undefeated, D’Innovator Nicole T. Manzano ranked first in the Spelling Bee competition during the 2nd Joint EdCon, May 7.

Manzano missed the two points in the easy round but was able to advanced her score in the average and difficult, with the total points of 56.

The other spots in the said competition were secured individually by Friza Shane Closa of MES, 2nd place, Shane Marie O. Rejano of D’Mentors, 3rd, and the 4th sport of Mark Lester Manguiat from Educatalysts.

✍️: Dhanica Aln Matutina
📷: Alvin Roy Ola
Jan Leenard Patulan

07/05/2025

𝐄𝐃 𝐂𝐎𝐍 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟓| MES emerges as General Quiz Bee Contest triumphants

In a battle of speed and wit, MinSU Educators Society claimed victory in the General Quiz Bee at the 2nd Joint EdCon, May 7.

Dominating both the easy and difficult rounds, MES secured the top spot with a total score of 46 points, earning them the championship title.

Following closely were D’ Innovators from the Calapan Campus, who garnered 41 points and finished in second place. Meanwhile, D’ Mentors from Calapan Campus and Educatalysts from Bongabong Campus both scored 39 points, resulting a tie for third place.

✍️: Alvin Roy Ola
📷: Jelyn Oprido

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