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Capitol Correspondents, Corrales Extension, Cagayan de Oro (2025)

31/10/2025

Here's to a spooktacular Halloween and a reflective All Souls' season, Capitolians whether you're filling your nights with playful frights or your heart with quiet remembrance, may these days bring you exactly what you're looking for.

With finals finally behind us, now's the time to trade those spooky deadlines and projects for a well-deserved break whether that means diving into a pile of candy, gathering with family to honor loved ones, watching scary movies until dawn or simply sleeping through the first blissful days of sembreak.

However you choose to spend these days, you've more than earned it. So here's to the thrills, the chills, the peace, and the pause. Enjoy every moment of this well-deserved break.

Wishing everyone a joyful Halloween and a meaningful All Souls' Day.

Words by Mark Joseph Bautista
Art by Brent Joshua Nanol

21/10/2025

Every letter written, pictures captured, cartoons drawn, and words voiced out is the truth being told in multiple ways.

On October 16 at Fr. William F. Masterson, SJ Elementary, the Capitol University Senior High School (CU-SHS) competed in the Division Schools Press Conference (DSPC). The participants of each categories exhibited their competitiveness and dedication to relay a story as journalists. Participants pulled out every knowledge they had from trainings to truly showcase what they had.

The following day, October 17, participants gathered at the same venue with the same goal—to enter the stage to proceed to the Regional Schools Press Conference (RSPC). In the category Editorial Writing English Secondary, Danielle Geena P. Baldado was titled 1st Place. In the category Editorial Cartooning English Secondary, Princes Angelica N. Avila was announced as the 2nd Place. Both Baldado and Avila will proceed to the competition's next level, the RSPC. The CU-SHS School Paper for Filipino Secondary, Integralis, secured the award 'Best School Paper', making the School Paper a contingent for the RSPC.

All of the contestants gave their best shots and all of their trainors gave them guidance and knowledge that became useful in the competition.

Journalists are the voice of the truth, and the competition not only motivated them but inspired them to continue spreading the truth for the betterment of themselves, others, and the nation.

Words by Rigel Minoza
Layout by Glen Hernandez

16/10/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | With the Aerobic Dance Competition held earlier, the Grade 11 students exhibited teamwork, synchronization, and flexibility. As it started off with an over-all warmup from the judges and the contestants, every individual in the gym felt thrill arise, ready to present their cardiovascular exercises and secure victory. The event also highlighted special performances from a few of their teachers.

From warm-ups, exercises, to cool-downs, every performance was a spectacle with all of the contingents performing with dedication and enthusiasm. The competition ended with Section Bezos bagging the overall champion award, Section Virchow claiming the 1st runner up, and Section Einstein clinching the 2nd runner up. Another special award was also given to the Most Disciplined Section that was awarded to Section Bloomberg.

Words by Dane Baldado
Photos by Mio Bation

15/10/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | The G12 Hip-Hop Culminating Activity took place at Capitol University, bringing together students, teachers, and guests for a lively and exciting event. The day was filled with excitement as each section brought their best moves, showcasing their creativity, teamwork, and passion for dance. The audience cheered loudly as performers gave it their all, turning the competition into a celebration of talent and school spirit.

After an intense showdown of rhythm and style, one group stood out from the rest. Section Amber impressed the judges with their choreography, ex*****on, and confident presence, earning them the title of Champion. Section Hazel followed closely as the 1st Runner-Up, while Section Jasper claimed the spot of 2nd Runner-Up. Section Amber was also recognized as the Most Disciplined Section for their outstanding conduct. They really set the bar high and showed what it means to move with heart, soul, and swagger.

Words by Teorine Salvaña
Photos by Mio Bation

15/10/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | The drills are complete, but the impression remains. Today October 15, the Maritime Senior High School Corps of Officers commanded the gymnasium with their powerful Silent Drill Exhibition a celebrated finale to Maritime Week. The theme "Our Ocean, Our Obligation, Our Opportunity" was echoed not in words but in the flawless, synchronized movements of the talented maritime corps of officers.

The event served as a strong display of discipline and skill, with the palpable excitement and camaraderie in the stands underscoring the vibrant spirit of the maritime community and the rest of the Senior High School student body. The exhibition successfully highlighted the dedication of the Corps of Officers and provided a fitting display to this week's celebrations.

Words by Mark Bautista
Photos by Mio Bation

11/10/2025

𝗖𝗖𝗧𝗩 | Capitol University Intramurals 2025

Directed by Dane Baldado
Videos by Dane Baldado, Ysa Alcantara, and Rianne Mecarte (OJT)
Video Edited by Glen Emerald and Lhiane Uy

10/10/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | Today, October 10, 2025, Capitol University Senior High School joyfully celebrated Teachers’ Day at the Open Stage of Capitol University. The event was filled with appreciation and admiration as students expressed their heartfelt gratitude to their teachers through thoughtful gifts, touching messages, and lively performances.

The celebration expressed the teachers' role in shaping not only young minds but also the character and future of every student. Smiles, laughter, and heartfelt words filled the air as everyone came together to honour the mentors who continue to inspire and guide them every day.

Words by Gladys Kilem
Photos by Angela Uy and Nash Murillo (OJT)

10/10/2025

𝗝𝗨𝗦𝗧 𝗡𝗢𝗪 | The strength of the aftershock of the shaking 7.4 earthquake was felt by the Capitolians, however, the wisdom and training overpowered this occurrence. Everyone gathered safely on open areas leaving behind valuable things to secure a priority, one's self. Stay safe, Capitolians.

Words by Rigel Minoza
Photo by Glen Hernandez

08/10/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | Capitol University celebrated the Social Science Culmination on October 8, 2025, marking the success of Social Science Month and showcasing the talents and creativity of students through various performances and competitions. The gymnasium was filled with excitement as teachers, students, and guests gathered under the theme "Sigaw ng Kabataan, Tinig ng Soksay."

The event highlighted students’ passion and advocacy through the Trashion Show, Declamation, and Speech Choir, emphasizing not only creativity but also the courage to speak for what is right. Social Science Month is not just about showcasing creativity and talents but also a strong mind and spirit to voice out. This event is indeed not just a celebration but an eye-opener to everyone to always stand for what is truly right. With their dedication and hard work, Capitol University proudly recognized the champions and runners-up of this year’s Social Science Month celebration.

* SPEECH CHOIR
1st : HUMSS TEACHING AIDE
2nd : STEM NURSING AIDE

* DECLAMATION
1st : Jesette Eve Alcantara
2nd : Princess Mae Cobellan
3rd : Yzza Mae Medil

* DEBATE
Champion : HUMSS TEACHING AIDE
1st : HUMSS TEACHING AIDE
2nd : HUMSS CRIMINOLOGY
3rd : ABM

Winner - Closing Opposition
- De Guzman
- Cabagnot
1st - Opening Opposition
- Emben
- Hernandez
2nd - Opening Government
- Tindoc
- Miranda
3rd - Closing Government
- Dinorog
- Acenas
Best Speaker:
De Guzman

* KALOOK ALIKE
1st : Anthony Collado
2nd : Shaina Panis
3rd : Jediel Simbajon

* ESSAY WRITING
GRADE 11
1st : Cherish Stefie Bucayo
2nd : Shana Jane Villaflor
3rd : Mary Dorothy D. Pagnamitan

GRADE 12
1st : Lindsay Scarlett Ramos
2nd : J4 Emben
3rd : Shane Lianessette Bacolcol

* EDITORIAL CARTOONING
GRADE 11
1st : Wendel Maquiso
2nd : Kim Ashley Palomi
3rd : Mah Abegail Dela Torre

GRADE 12
1st : Brent Joshua Oliverio
2nd : Rolando Emar Jr.
3rd : Samantha Bolo

* INFOMERCIAL
1st : MINT
2nd : INDIGO
3rd : GOLD

* VLOG COMPETITION
1st : BERNOULLI
2nd : EINSTEIN
3rd : ARISTOTLE

* TRASHION SHOW
BEST RUNWAY WALK : #
OUTSTANDING DOCUMENTATION : Seth Maulion
PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD : Mariah Piedad
BEST IN COSTUME : Mariah Piedad

Champion : Mariah Piedad
1st : Nadhine Payne
2nd : Godped Raic Delosreyes Galleto II

Words by Michelle Gue (OJT), Jon Megiel M. Guivencan (OJT) , and Mary Dorothy Pagnamitan (OJT)
Photos by Mio Bation, Leighian Quiniquito (OJT), Rhayeven Coderos (OJT), and Rianne Mecarte (OJT)

07/10/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | On October 7, 2025 at 1:00 PM, the Social Science Club hosted a debate competition among the Senior High School students of Capitol University, with the theme “Sigaw ng Kabataan, Tinig ng Soksay.”

The event brought together sharp minds and ignited discussions that challenged perspectives. It showcased not only the students’ critical thinking but also their capacity to listen, analyze, and stand firm in their claims. As the competition drew to a close, those who triumphed emerged. Yet beyond the competition lies a greater victory: the wisdom, experience, and growth each participant has gained along the way.

Words by Dencar Chloe Y. Del Carmen (OJT)
Photos by Iah Ormillada (OJT)

06/10/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | Today, our Grade 11 and Grade 12 students take the stage with passion and purpose, bringing their words to life in the Declamation Elimination Round—one of the highlights of the Social Science Culmination 2025. Each piece shared today speaks of courage, awareness, and the power of the youth’s voice to inspire change.

As their voices fill the room, we’re reminded that words can move hearts and open minds — and today’s performances truly prove that.

Words by Shayne Sabasaje (OJT)
Photos by Shayne Sabasaje (OJT)

06/10/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | The Grade 12 students officially opened their stalls on Entrepreneur Days with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on October 6, 2025, held at the Friendship Park.
At first glance, the place is filled with vibrant stalls from different sections, each showcasing and selling a variety of creative products and delectable foods but it doesn't only consist of that, these table, tents, and products are the results of the students' months of planning through hardwork, teamwork, and dedication.

After the opening ceremony, the selling period followed where the students endorsed and earned through selling each of their products to their fellow Capitol University students, including their teachers. Later in the afternoon, it was followed by the Awarding Ceremony.

This is indeed a must-visit spot! Come and see the amazing ideas of our young entrepreneurs and taste their delicious creations. From handcrafted things to tasty treats, each stall offers something unique and are of creativity. Don’t miss out on the chance to support our Grade 12 Capitolians and experience the spirit of innovation and unity that shines through their Entrepreneur Days!

Words by Candice Saberon (OJT)
Photos by Shakirah Gabutan and Candice Saberon (OJT)

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