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13/12/2025

IN PHOTOS: CU Red Cross Youth Conducts Bloodletting Program

Capitol University Red Cross Youth (CU-RCY), in partnership with the Philippine Red Cross – Misamis Oriental Cagayan de Oro Chapter and the Capitol University Medical Center (CUMC), conducted a bloodletting program on December 5, 2025, at the Nursing Lobby with the theme “One Drop. One Life: One Christmas Miracle.” The program gathered 63 volunteers from various colleges, with 46 successfully qualifying as blood donors, resulting in the collection of 46 bags of blood.

The activity aimed to provide blood for patients in need while promoting awareness among students about the value of voluntary donation. Volunteers went through four stations—registration, initial screening, health assessment, and blood collection. Screening included answering a questionnaire and undergoing vital signs checks. Donors were required to meet health standards to ensure the safe extraction of blood.

Thank you, Capitolians, for helping save lives!

Words by Angelyn V. Collado
Photos by Leah Q. Paraiso

13/12/2025

IN PHOTOS: CU Red Cross Youth Holds HIV Screening and Seminar

On December 4, 2025, the Capitol University Red Cross Youth (CU-RCY) conducted an HIV Screening with the theme "Humanity in Action: Safe Access to Information and Screening" at the GSLR Mini Theatre.

The event formally began with the opening remarks of Mr. Angelou Joefred Congreso, RN, first-year level coordinator. The guest speaker, Ms. Rasie Jean A. Dacoco, discussed HIV awareness, emphasizing accurate information, safe screening services, and the importance of early testing. Students participated in interactive sessions that promoted informed decision-making and responsible sexual health practices. Voluntary HIV testing was offered to willing participants, and free condoms were distributed.

The activity was supported by the Department of Health – Community Health Division Northern Mindanao (DOH CHD-NM) and the Sustained Health Initiative of the Philippines (SHIP). The initiative aimed to strengthen HIV awareness within the university and foster a well-informed, health-conscious student community.

Words by Princess Kristine S. Dahinog
Photos by Leah Q. Paraiso

10/12/2025

IN PHOTOS: Education Students Gear Up for Better Teaching as ‘Classroom Chronicles’ Begins

The College of Education - Student Body Organization (CESBO) launched the first episode of its workshop series, “The Classroom Chronicles,” with the session titled “Mapping the Learning Journey: Essentials of Lesson Planning” on November 29, 2025, at the CED Simulation Room, Building 1. Hosted by CESBO, the event gathered education students for an in-depth discussion on the fundamentals of crafting organized, goal-oriented, and learner-centered lesson plans.

Guest speaker, Prof. Daphne Anne Carumba, LPT, led the workshop and provided practical techniques, planning frameworks, and insightful strategies that strengthened students’ understanding of effective lesson preparation. Through guided discussions and interactive activities, participants gained valuable knowledge on designing meaningful learning experiences, marking a strong and promising start to the “Classroom Chronicles” series.

Words by Alexis Jen M. Narandan
Photos by Karelle S. Arcaina

10/12/2025

IN PHOTOS: CBA Students Empowered With Financial Health Knowledge

Students from various levels of the College of Business and Accountancy participated in a comprehensive learning session titled "Money Matters: Behind The Vault" on November 29, 2025. The event was designed to be an empowering space to learn about investment and saving, sparking meaningful conversations about financial health. Participants actively engaged in deepening their understanding, including strategic savings, effective investments, and the importance of being proactive in saving wealth. By the end of the session, attendees were equipped with tangible skills necessary to confidently navigate the complexities of the financial world.

A key highlight of the session was the expertise shared by guest speaker, Mr. Hero John D. Virtudazo, a licensed financial advisor from BDO Life Assurance Company Inc. He offered invaluable insights that strongly encouraged participants to make informed financial choices and set sights on achieving long-term stability. The organizers, College of Business and Accountancy - Student Body Organization (BASBO), extended a heartfelt appreciation to Mr. Virtudazo for his contribution, noting that his practical knowledge served as a significant source of inspiration for the students.

Words by Josua Marcelo B. Tumulak
Photos by Shairra Francis G. Gala

10/12/2025

IN PHOTOS: CU - College of Business and Accountancy Honors 227 Interns in CBA Pinning Ceremony 2025

On November 28, 2025, at the Gloria Laureana San-Pedro Rosales Mini Theatre, the 227 honored interns from the College of Business and Accountancy stepped into the spotlight as they were pinned in a moving ceremony themed "Pinning the Dream: Learning Beyond Books." Parents and loved ones packed the venue, their eyes filled with pride as the event was woven together with formal accolades, celebrating the knowledge and skills these students honed beyond the classroom.

Ms. Jessa S. Cortez, LPT, MBA, BS Business Administration Chair, delivered her opening remarks. Followed by Dr. Elizabeth E. Figueroa, DM, Internship Coordinator, who outlined the event's purpose and introduced guest speaker Mr. Marjun S. Pabayo, Assistant Manager at BPI Business Center Lapasan in Cagayan de Oro City. He urged the interns to tackle business hurdles with the same boldness they showed in their placements.

The heart of the evening unfolded in the pinning ritual, as each intern received their pins as a symbol of readiness for the professional world. Tributes to parents and loved ones followed, led by CU Idols Duet Edition Champions, Ms. Micole S. Seno and Mr. Keith Bryan B. Sugnot. Prof. Mary Jay Anne Z. Almacin then spoke for the interns, reflecting on lessons etched in sweat and mentorship.

Ms. Opehlia G. Paano wrapped up with closing remarks that echoed the theme's promise, leaving attendees buzzing with shared accomplishment. As the lights dimmed on this milestone, the CBA community departed inspired, ready to pin their dreams into reality and carry forward the bonds forged beyond books—proof that true learning thrives in action and gratitude.

Words by Hyacinth Myles J. Mejorada
Photos by Jonathan G. Evaristo Jr.

08/12/2025

The Feast of the Immaculate Conception commemorates the Catholic doctrine that the Blessed Virgin Mary was preserved from original sin from the moment of her conception. This teaching affirms her purity and her divine role as the mother of Jesus Christ, and the feast is observed annually on December 8.

Under Republic Act 10966, the day is officially recognized as a special non-working holiday in honor of Mary as the principal patroness of the Philippines. Parish communities nationwide gather in solemn liturgical celebration to offer prayers and thanksgiving.

Words by Angelyn V. Collado
Illustration by Dan Olsin C. Fernandez

02/12/2025

IN PHOTOS: CU–FRCO and CU–OSAS Launches First Leadership Training to Empower CU Student Leaders

On November 23, 2025, the CU–Federation of Recognized Campus Organizations (FRCO), in collaboration with the CU–Office of Student Affairs and Services (OSAS), held its first-ever leadership training with the theme "TAPOK: Towards Advancement, Progress, Opportunities, and Knowledge." The event gathered student leaders from various recognized campus organizations across the university.

Ms. Erickaye Villegas, Student Services Officer of CU–OSAS, opened the program with a welcoming message, followed by the introduction of the guest speaker, Ms. Princess Kyhlaa Racman, Administrative Assistant in the Second District Representative, Office of Congressman Rufus Rodriguez. Who inspired student leaders through her talk and personal experiences—covering leadership styles, responsibility, and financial management in organizations.

The program continued with team-building activities led by Ms. Villegas and facilitated by the FRCO Executives. Student leaders were challenged through strategic and collaborative games designed to build unity, cooperation, and teamwork among the RCOs.

The event concluded with the awarding of certificates to participants and the guest speaker. Marking a meaningful step toward shaping more capable, committed, and service-oriented leaders within Capitol University.

Words by Benice Mae C. Garcia
Photos by Leah Q. Paraiso

02/12/2025

IN PHOTOS: CU - College of Education Applauds 84 Pre-service Teachers in the 14th Pinning Ceremony 2025

Promising competence, character, and care to the future of teaching and learning, 84 pre-service teachers took the center stage of Gloria Laureana San-Pedro Rosales Mini Theatre as the College of Education grandly commemorated its 14th Pinning Ceremony on November 22, 2025. With a theme "Innovate, Educate, Elevate: Empowering Interns to Transform Learning for the Next Generation," and in the presence of their proud parents and loved ones, the event honored 4th year students from four departments: 16 from Bachelor of Elementary Education, 38 from Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 19 from Bachelor of Secondary Education Majors in Social Studies, Mathematics, and Filipino, and 11 from Bachelor of Physical Education.

Dr. Janet Parpa, ST Supervisor - BEED, officiated the event with a heartwarming message. Guest speaker Dr. Hosana Nitcha - Taborno, Secondary School Teacher III in DepEd - Division of Bukidnon, delivered an uplifting talk centered on love, character, and trust to the Almighty God as foundations of true teaching.

The respective ST Supervisors of four departments introduced the official candidates, which was then confirmed by Dr. Andrews P. Maquiling, Dean of the College of Education. Afterwards, 84 prepared interns illuminated the stage as they walked with proud smiles receiving their hard-earned pins, and being donned by their parents and loved ones.

This event made an indelible mark of the college’s long-standing tradition in molding competent and driven future educators, prepared to propel with knowledge in practice to the real world of education as interns. Congratulations, CU pre-service teachers!

Words by John Lourence L. Santos
Photos by Leah Q. Paraiso

02/12/2025

IN PHOTOS: CBA Students Strengthen Finance and Marketing Skill in a Seminar

On November 21, 2025, the CU College of Business and Accountancy (CBA) held “Amplify Your Returns: Unlocking Synergies Between Finance & Marketing Seminar,” a seminar aimed at preparing students for the demands of today’s competitive business landscape.

The session was participated by accountancy, marketing, and finance management students from various levels. Together, they explored how finance and marketing intersect to drive business growth, highlighting the importance of combining analytical insight with creative strategy to gain an edge in the said industry.

Distinguished guest speaker Mr. Raph Judel L. Suralta, MBA, FA, delivered practical insights that encouraged students to approach business with optimism and purpose. Reminding the students of the opportunities available to those who remain prepared and adaptable.

By bringing together expert insights and student involvement, the event strengthened CBA’s commitment to shaping future business leaders.

Words by Josua Marcelo B. Tumulak
Photos by Jonathan G. Evaristo Jr.

02/12/2025

IN PHOTOS: CU English Major Teachers’ Guild Holds Lively Seminar

On November 21, 2025, the AVR 1 and 2 of Building 3 hosted a seminar organized by the English Major Teachers’ Guild, attended by 1st to 4th year College of Education, English major students. The theme, “EMTG Reconnect: In Every Shade of Emotion, We Find Resilience, Awareness, and the Joy of Reconnection,” was reflected in their concept, which featured the emotions of Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, Anxiety, and Disgust.

The program began with opening remarks by Ms. Rosebelle Nono, the EMTG President. The accomplishment and financial report segment, along with its several games and intermission numbers, provided a balance of information and entertainment throughout the program. The giving of certificates and a photo opportunity wrapped up the program, followed by closing remarks from Mr. Brenjohn Maglinao, EMTG Vice President Internal.

The event did not only highlight the achievements of the EMTG throughout the first semester but also the connections formed within the organization.

Words by Hyacinth Myles J. Mejorada
Photos by Mikylla Abbygale T. Abayato (OJT)

02/12/2025

IN PHOTOS: DepEd Pre-Service Orientation Prepares 4th Year Education Students for On-the-Job Training

On November 20, 2025, the College of Education fourth-year students attended the DepEd Pre-Service Teachers’ Orientation at AVR Room 1 and 2 to equip aspiring student teachers for their upcoming practice teaching. The program began with an opening remark delivered by Ms. Fiona Rachel Cuyuca, ST President.

The first session was led by Dr. Audie S. Borres, ASDS, who discussed Teaching as a Profession and a Vocation, emphasizing the responsibilities and values expected in the field. This was followed by Dr. Rosalio R. Vitorillo, Chief of EPS-SGOD, who outlined the different programs of DepEd Cagayan de Oro and their role in supporting school operations.

Dr. Jean S. Macasero, Chief of EPS-CID, then introduced the MATATAG Agenda and its updates to the curriculum, highlighting the importance of strengthening learner competencies. The next topic, delivered by Dr. Derrold Marl S. Aves, SEPS, centered on DepEd’s Vision, Mission, and Core Values, along with the Child Protection Policy to ensure safe learning environments.

During the final session, delivered by Dr. Ray O. Maghuyop, EPS, focused on DepEd forms essential for classroom documentation. The event concluded with a closing remark from Mr. Brenjohn B. Maglinao, ST Vice-President External.

Words by Princess Kristine S. Dahinog
Photos by Leah Q. Paraiso, Mikylla Abbygale T. Abayato (OJT)

01/12/2025

IN PHOTOS: Capitol University Celebrates the 91st National Library Week

The CU Library joined the nationwide celebration of the 91st National Library Week on November 17-21, 2025, with the theme, “Tulay ang Pagbasa sa Bukas na Puno ng Pag-Asa.”

The week opened with a Thanksgiving Mass at the CU Gymnasium, followed by activities such as the Book Blind Date, Freedom Board, and Library Book Display, all designed to encourage discovery and reflection.

Students also joined various contests, including the Daily Trivia, Book Face Contest, and Digital Poster Making, Essay Writing, and Quiz Bee Competition held at the CU Library.

On the final day, November 21, the library hosted a forum led by Dr. Camilo A. Ranoa, who spoke about the power of reading as a bridge to a hopeful and meaningful future.

The celebration ended with an Awarding Ceremony, honoring the winners and participants from the week’s events. The CU Library continues to connect students to knowledge, inspiration, and hope.

Words by Alexis Jen M. Narandan
Photos by Leah Q Paraiso

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