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

21/09/2025

Whilst we're on our last 20 pesos, they're on their last 20 thousand.

Corruption is not just a political disease—it is a betrayal of the people. As young leaders and voices of truth, we refuse to stay silent in the face of injustice. Capitol Correspondents stands firm: no to corruption, yes to accountability, yes to integrity. The fight begins with awareness, and awareness begins with us.

Words by J4 E. Emben
Layout by Glen Hernandez
Photos by Now You Know

18/09/2025

In a display of journalistic integrity, Capitol University Senior High School (CU-SHS) journalists made an impressive mark at the District Levels Press Conference (DLPC) held on September 16, 2025, at East City Central School.

The team brought their A game, securing wins across both English and Filipino categories and proving their skills in writing, editing, and broadcasting. These outstanding victories have earned them a spot to compete at the Division Schools Press Conference this coming October 16-17, 2025.

Here’s the full list of the winning contestants:

🏆 ENGLISH CATEGORY

Column Writing
🥉 Rigel Miñoza - 3rd Place
(Coach: Kizha Kho)

Photojournalism
🥈 Lhiane Angela Uy - 2nd Place
(Coach: Carmel Solarte)

Feature Writing
🥇 Mark Bautista - 1st Place
(Coach: Niño Alce)

Sports Writing
🥇 Candice Saberon - 1st Place
(Coach: Sweet Gem Villanueva)

Editorial Writing
🥇 Danielle Geena Baldado - 1st Place
(Coach: Jesson Pangan)

Radio Broadcasting
🎤 Jon Megeil Guivencan - Best Anchor
🎤 Teorine Kate Salvaña - Best News Presenter
(Coach: Romel Fuentes)

Copyreading and Headline Writing
🥇 Angel Xyryll Alfarero - 1st Place
🥈 Ezra Banaag - 2nd Place
(Coach: Aisan Ayad)

🏆FILIPINO CATEGORY

Kartong Editoryal
🥈 Angel Avila - 2nd Place
(Coach: Jill Hilarion)

Pagwawasto ng Sipi at Pag-uulo ng Balita
🥈 Jhelian Mery Entice - 2nd Place
(Coach: Nick Pagara)

Pagsulat ng Agham at Teknolohiya
🥉 Chinnie Marie M. Aboc - 3rd Place
(Coach: Angelica Gutobat)

Pagsulat ng Pangulong Tudling
🥈 J4 Emben - 2nd Place
(Coach: Michelle C. Sanico)

Pagsulat ng Kolum
🥉 Alleah Barina - 3rd Place
(Coach: Michelle C. Sanico)

Radio Broadcasting Bound for DSPC
(Coach: Carl Sularte)

Let’s cheer them on as they advance to the Division level.

Words by Mark Bautista
Layout by Angel Avila

11/09/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | Wit and knowledge took the spotlight during the Sci-Math Quiz Bee on September 11, 2025 with the participants of the competition battling through rounds of challenging questions covering both the Science and Mathematics topics. As every question elevated the tension and competitiveness of the students, thrill and anticipation hovered throughout every unveiled answer, pushing contestants to concentrate within the given problems all the more.

More than just a contest, the Quiz Bee sparked school spirit and inspired students to see the fun and excitement in learning. The cheers, the suspense, and the drive to win turned the event into an unforgettable experience that celebrated both brilliance and passion. Each round kept participants on their toes, testing not only their knowledge but also their quick thinking, composure, and ability to perform under pressure. It was truly a thrilling and intense highlight of the Sci-Math Month.

Words by Harris Saadoden (OJT) and Naomi Tan (OJT)
Photos by Iah Ormillada (OJT) and Rhayeven Coderos (OJT)

11/09/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | On September 10, 2025 the Ikigai Club of Capitol University Senior High School (CU-SHS) corresponded as a bridge to link the connection between exchange students of the AFS Intercultural Program Philippines. This program observed the courtesies and marked the gratitude of the school and its students by welcoming two of the participants from Japan. As they greet this year as Grade 11 students, the school embeds its warmest regards as they start a chapter of their life in a different environment, teaching them the values of being a total person in adherence to the schools mission and vision.

Words by Dane Baldado
Photos by Iah Ormillada (OJT)

11/09/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | The air was buzzing with pride and excitement on September 10, 2025 as the CU community gathered at the University's Gymnatorium to honor the outstanding academic achievements of its Senior High School students as they celebrate the reimplantation of this year's Midterm Reading of Honors.

The ceremony was elevated by inspiring words from Principal Dr. Amor Q. de Torres, a stunning intermission number by the Tingog Glee Club, and a heartfelt closing from Vice-Principal Mrs. Maria Conchita P. Bas.

A huge congratulations to all the honorees! Their dedication and hard work are truly inspiring. Here's to carrying this momentum forward through the rest of the school year.

Caption by Mark Bautista
Photos by Mio Bation and Glen Emerald Hernandez

10/09/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | On September 10, 2025, at 1:30 PM, the Capitol University Senior High School Department in collaboration with the SciMath Club brought knowledge into action as students from different academic strands participated in the SciMath Amazing Race with the theme, “Towards a Shared Vision: Exploring the Future for a Better Tomorrow.”

Like puzzle pieces waiting to fit, each station offered challenges that tested not only speed but also sharp minds and teamwork. The race became more than a competition of who could run the fastest, it was a journey where intellect and cooperation led the way to victory. Ultimately, the SciMath event reflected the future it aspires to have: a tomorrow created by minds and hearts working together.

Words by Dencar Chloe Y. Del Carmen (OJT)
Photos by Leighian Quiniquito (OJT)

09/09/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | In celebration of the Sci-Math month, the Poster-Slogan Making contest officially began on September 8, 2025. Guided by the theme, ‘Towards a Shared Vision: Exploring the Future for a Better Tomorrow,’ the young artists poured their imaginations into powerful visuals and words, envisioning a brighter world shaped by unity, innovation, and hope. Armed with pencils, brushes, and boundless imagination like weapons of artistry, participants brimmed with inspiration and poured their hearts into creating artworks that combined Science, Mathematics through the creativity of their mindcrafts and their expressiveness. Each contestant focused intently on their own masterpiece—every line drawn with precision, every color filled with meaning.

The room radiated with creativity as their works came alive, each poster and slogan uniquely beautiful, reflecting unwavering talent, dedication, and a shared passion for Science and Mathematics. The event not only showcased artistic talent but also highlighted the passion of young minds eager to shape a brighter future.

Words by Gladys Kilem and Candice Saberon (OJT)
Photos by Mio Bation and Rianne Mecarte (OJT)

09/09/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | The Sci-Math month celebration continues with a thrilling twist of logic and numbers as the Grid Lock contest kicks off today, September 9, 2025. With minds set on precision and patterns, students rise to the challenge testing their quick thinking abilities and their mathematical skills—each grid a puzzle waiting to be conquered.

The participants sat in focused silence, eyes scanning rows and columns, fingers dancing across digits as they raced against time and complexity. Every move is a mental calculation, every solution a victory. With pressure on their shoulders and timer running quickly, each contestants showed determination and focus with their eagerness to win.

From beginners to seasoned solvers, each player brought their own strategy, proving that brilliance isn’t always loud—it’s often found in the quiet confidence of a well-placed number. The Grid Lock Contest not only celebrates mathematical mastery but also the resilience and creativity of young minds eager to decode the future, one puzzle at a time.

Words by Glen Emerald Hernandez and Teorine Salvaña (OJT)
Photos by Shakirah Gabutan

09/09/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | Speed and precision took center stage during the Speed Cube Contest on September 6, 2025 as part of Sci-Math Month events. The Capitol University Senior High School Department together with the Sci-Math Club held an exciting Rubik’s Cube competition where students from different strand and their sections participated to exhibit their skills in solving the intricate and brain-teasing puzzle. Quick thinking and focus stood out as students raced to solve cubes in record time. Every twist of the cube needed care, and every second counted, making it not only about being fast but also about being steady and exact. What looked simple at first quickly turned into a test of memory, patience, and control.

The event was filled with focus, determination, and a bit of friendly pressure as every participant tried to beat the clock. Each ticking second of the clock and turn of the cube showed not only talent but also composure and practice. Solving under time pressure meant they had to stay calm and think ahead, planning the next move before finishing the last one. In this way, the contest was more than just about finishing quickly. It showed the importance of practice, discipline, and persistence.

In the end, the competition gave more than just winners. It brought fun, learning, and inspiration to everyone. The players showed us that solving challenges takes both the mind and the heart. Their energy and perseverance turned the event into a memorable moment for the school.

Words by J4 Emben and Mary Pagnamitan (OJT)
Photos by Mio Bation and Trisha Sagaral (OJT)

05/09/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | Kasadya Theater Club recently premiered its latest production "Espesyal Kakanin ni Delia ug Feling," on September 3-5, 2025, serving audiences a truly unforgettable slice of Kagay-anon Gothic.

This witty Cebuano adaptation of the Broadway classic Arsenic and Old Lace captivated viewers with the story of two seemingly gentle sisters and the deadly secret ingredient in their beloved kakanin. The play unfolded with every laugh intertwining with a gasp and family secrets proving to be the most explosive ingredient of all.

Under the visionary direction of Mr. Tat Soriano, the talented cast brought the eccentric characters to life with their impeccable timing and depth, from the horrified Nephew Ino to the parade of unpredictable relatives. The production was praised for its relevant and modernized themes about familial bonds and immersive set design that perfectly captured a Kagay-anon home and its bold embrace of local culture leaving audiences both thrilled and thoroughly entertained.

Words by Mark Bautista
Photos by Mio Bation and Shakirah Gabutan

04/09/2025

𝗖𝗢𝗥𝗥𝗘𝘁𝗼𝗼𝗻 | Science and Math are more than just numbers and formulas. They are sparks of curiosity that inspire young minds to think, create, and innovate.

Through poster-making and other creative showcases, our students prove that learning is not confined to books and classrooms. It can be expressed through art, ideas, and imagination.

At Capitol University, the Sci-Math Month is a celebration of talent, creativity, and the limitless potential of the youth in shaping the future.

Words by Gladys Kilem
Art by Brent Oliverio

30/08/2025

Ating binibigyang pugay ang mga Mamahayag sa kanilang walang kinikilingan at buong katapatang serbisyo sa ating bansa para sa katotohanan at katuwiran.

Ang pagpasok sa tungkulin na ito ay hindi lamang simpleng pagpapahayag sa mga isyung sariwa upang mapagbigyang-alam ang mga mamamayan ng Pilipinas ngunit ito ay isang serbisyong nakataya ang kanilang sariling buhay kahit sa anumang mukha ng sakuna o panganib para mabigyang kahulugan ang katarungan ng bawa't Pilipino na malaman ang nangyayari sa kanilang sariling bansa. Isang pagsusulong ng katotohanan at serbisyo sa lipunan.

Sila ang isa sa ating ipinagmamalaking frontliners na siyang nagbubuwis buhay at pawis para sa kaunlaran ng bayan. Mabuhay ang ating mga Mamahayag!

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Layout ni Angel Avila

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