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The Naga Collegian, Naga City (2025)

25/07/2025

𝗡𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗖𝗮𝗺𝗽𝘂𝘀 𝗣𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗙𝗿𝗲𝗲𝗱𝗼𝗺 𝗗𝗮𝘆 | May boses at laya sa bawat patak ng tinta.

Marahil ay nagkakamali ako kung sasabihin kong, “Ano ba ang mahirap sa simpleng pagtatala at pagbabalita ng mga impormasyong pampaaralan? Kayang-kaya ko rin naman ’yan gawin.” Noon, akala ko‘y sapat na ang galing sa balarila, bilis magsulat, at kumpiyansa sa sarili. Ngunit hindi pala ito basta pag-uulat lamang. Ito‘y paglilingkod. Ito ay pagtindig. Sa likod ng bawat artikulo ay paninindigan, tapang, at pananagutan. Higit sa pagbabahagi ng balita, ito ay pagharap sa posibilidad ng pagtutol, pagbatikos, at minsan, pagkondena.

Kasabay ng pagmarka ng aking panulat sa papel ay ang iba pang mag-aaral na, gaya ko, ay nagnanais bigyang-tinig hindi lamang ang sarili kundi pati na rin ang lipon ng mga estudyanteng aming nakakasalamuha. Marami kami. Marami kaming nais magbahagi ng aming kakayahan sa pamamahayag—mga tinig na handang tumalakay sa mahahalagang usapin, kahit pa ituring itong kritikal at “sensitibo.” Ngunit sa halip na mailathala, minsan ay ito’y pinipigilan. Pinapahinto ang paglalathala ng aming mga artikulo, sinasabihang “baka makasira” o “baka may tamaan.” Sa ganitong mga sandali, sinasakal ang diwa ng pamamahayag—ang magmulat, hindi magpalubag-loob.

Ngayong araw, Hulyo 25, nakikiisa ang The Naga Collegian (TNC) sa paggunita ng National Campus Press Freedom Day. Isa itong pagkilala sa mahalagang papel ng mga mag-aaral na mamamahayag sa pagbuo at pagsusulong ng mga diskusyong gumigising sa kuryosidad ng kapwa estudyante at nagpapagalaw sa interes ng mga institusyong pang-edukasyon. Sa likod ng bawat balita ay mga kabataang patuloy na sumusulat—kahit may pangamba, pagdududa, o pananahimik. Ang inyong tinig ay mahalaga. Ang inyong panulat ay pag-asa.

May sandalan ang estudyanteng takot magsalita.
May boses at laya sa bawat patak ng tinta.
May apoy na nag-aalab sa diskursong mapagdiwa.

Via Robin Jan Pangilinan, Senior Broadcaster

25/07/2025

Itaas ang noo at tapikin ang sariling balikat, magaling ka, mahusay ka.

Para sa mga nagsipagtapos ng buong sipag at determinasyon, ang bawat pagmartsa ninyo patungo sa pagkamit ng inaasam na diploma ay isang tagumpay.
Tagumpay para sa lahat ng tahimik na nagsumikap, naglaan ng oras, at nagtiis alang-alang sa pangarap.

Pagpupugay sa mga nagsipagtapos mula sa mga dalubhasaan ng Accountancy and Finance, Criminal Justice Education, at Engineering.

25/07/2025

Rooted in both academic and personal struggles, Jha Maica A. Angeles, Class Valedictorian of the College of Arts and Sciences, delivered a heartfelt and empowering message during the first day of Naga College Foundation, Inc. (NCF) 78th Commencement Exercises.

Angeles, who graduated Magna Cum Laude, reflected on the uphill battles she faced from Senior High School to College at NCF, juggling academics, extracurriculars, and moments of silent exhaustion.

"I was drained. Years of academics and extracurriculars had taken a toll. Though not visible, I went through several phases of nearly giving up on life. I've weathered many storms, but God carried me through them all," she narrated.

Acknowledging the uncertain road that lies ahead, especially in light of the current economy, Angeles reminded her fellow graduates of the importance of rest and reflection.

"After tonight, we join the 2.3 million unemployed Filipinos as of May 2025, a number that may now be closer to three or even four million. So, the question remains, what happens next? It's okay to pause and breathe. But let this be a reminder: the future is in our hands."

She then challenged the Class of 2025 to rise above fear and complacency, and to channel their strength into building a sustainable future.

"What we do with the degrees we've earned is up to us. The weapon is in your grasp, may we choose to use it for good. To challenge what must be challenged. To break the status quo. To dream of a better future, not just for ourselves, but for our nation," she added.

25/07/2025

Hon. Maria Leonor "Leni" Gerona Robredo's words echoed powerfully through the ST Quad during the 1st day of the 78th Commencement Exercises of Naga College Foundation, Inc. on July 24, 2025.

Drawing from stories of sacrifice, perseverance, and community, Mayor Robredo reminded the graduating class that their journeys—whether fueled by scholarships, hard work, or the quiet sacrifices of loved ones—are deeply interconnected.

And that "true progress is not a solitary achievement but an act of shared stewardship."

24/07/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | The 78th Higher Education Commencement Exercises of Naga College Foundation, Inc. (NCF) marked a defining milestone as over 1,100 graduates marched on July 24, 2025, at the NCF Grounds.

The first day of the ceremony honored graduates from the Graduate Studies and colleges of Arts and Sciences, Business and Management, Computer Studies, Health Sciences, and Teacher Education.

Amidst a sudden downpour at night, the ceremony pushed through with unwavering spirit.

With the theme “NCean Graduates: Leading the Forefront of Sustainable Tomorrow,” the ceremony featured an inspiring message from Hon. Maria Leonor Gerona Robredo, Naga City Mayor and the 14th Vice President of the Republic of the Philippines, the commencement speaker.

The momentous event was capped with a joyous celebration of pride and honor as NCF’s Class of 2025 moves forward, ready to be champions of innovation and sustainable leadership.

24/07/2025

Matapos ang pagsusunog ng kilay, cramming sa exam, pagbabalanse ng trabaho’t pag-aaral, pagtitipid, pag-aalala sa tuition, sa bawat sakripisyo, luha, at sentimong inilaan, unti-unti nang tumutubo ang punla ng pangarap.

Pagbati sa mga nagsipagtapos mula sa dalubhasaan ng Arts and Sciences, Business and Management, Computer Studies, Health Sciences, at Teacher Education.

Hindi matatawaran ang pagsisikap na ipinuhunan ninyo sa bawat pagsusulit, defense, at internship.

Ngayon, bitbit ninyo ang husay at kaalaman para maglingkod sa bayan.

Pagbati, mga NCeana’t NCeano!

24/07/2025

𝗛𝗔𝗣𝗣𝗘𝗡𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗡𝗢𝗪 | Despite the rain, the first day of the graduation ceremony continues.

Families and spectators of the graduating Class of 2025, gathered around the NCF Grounds for the 78th Commencement Exercises, had to adjust to the sudden and intense weather as they wait for the program to conclude.

24/07/2025

𝗧𝗜𝗡𝗚𝗡𝗔𝗡 | Nakahanda na ang bulwagan para sa unang araw ng ika-78 na Pagtatapos ng Naga College Foundation, Inc. (NCF).

Tiniyak naman ng pamunuan na mananatiling ligtas at tuyo ang kapaligiran para sa mga magsisipagtapos at kanilang mga bisita, sakaling maramdaman ang epekto ng masamang panahon.

24/07/2025

𝗧𝗜𝗡𝗚𝗡𝗔𝗡 | Sa kabila ng banta ng pabago-bagong panahon, nakapuwesto na ang mga nagtitinda ng bulaklak sa kahabaan ng Peñafrancia Avenue bilang paghahanda sa ika-78 Pagtatapos ng Naga College Foundation, Inc. (NCF).

24/07/2025

𝗡𝗘𝗪𝗦 NCF Class of 2025 marks milestone with Baccalaureate Mass, Investiture Rites at Naga Cathedral

A solemn moment of thanksgiving, reflection, and spiritual preparation unfolded on July 23, 2025, as more than 2,100 graduating students of Naga College Foundation, Inc. (NCF) gathered at the Naga Metropolitan Cathedral for the 78th Baccalaureate Mass and Investiture Ceremony.

The event marked a significant milestone for the Class of 2025, aligning with the theme “NCean Graduates: Leading the Forefronts of a Sustainable Tomorrow,” and brought the graduates together in faith and gratitude as part of the institution’s 78th Higher Education Commencement Exercises.

The morning ceremony was presided over by Rev. Fr. Ruel E. Lasay, Director of Caritas Sorsogon Foundation, Inc. and Parochial Vicar of St. Anthony of Padua Parish in Gubat, Diocese of Sorsogon, with Rev. Fr. Ryan O. Fenis, NCF School Chaplain, serving as concelebrant.

In his homily, Fr. Lasay offered a heartfelt reflection, urging graduates to carry their faith through life’s uncertainties.

“After graduation, [you will experience] much like a wilderness journey, darating sa punto na mapapagod kayo, mawawalan ng pag-asa. There will be moments when the path ahead may seem unclear, but remember the lesson from the mana—God will provide,” he said.

The celebration honored graduates from the Graduate Studies and the Colleges of Arts and Sciences, Health Sciences, Teacher Education, Business and Management, and Computer Studies.

In the afternoon, the rite continued with the graduates from the Colleges of Engineering, Criminal Justice Education, and Accountancy and Finance.

The second Mass presided over by Rev. Fr. Domingo R. Florida, Rector of the Naga Metropolitan Cathedral, with Rev. Fr. Ryan O. Fenis once again serving as concelebrant.

In his message, Fr. Florida reminded the graduates that their theme is more than just a slogan; it is a call to mission.

“Sustaining truth, justice, and life, you are the frontliners of this mission…When challenges come, and they will, when your strength fades, and it might—let Christ be your strength,” he said.

At the conclusion of each Mass, the imposition of caps and batch medals was led by the deans of the respective colleges, marking a meaningful transition for the graduates.

The rites served not only as a ceremonial passage but also as a spiritual commissioning, affirming the NCF Class of 2025's commitment to lead with faith, service, and integrity. | via Maricar Nuiz and Grazielle Amador

Photos by Eliana Avila and Marielle Bico

23/07/2025

Over the past years, it has become a tradition for well-known artists to join and serenade the graduates during the Commencement Exercises, setting the tone for a meaningful and memorable celebration. These special performances serve as a tribute to the hard work, resilience, and success of every graduate.

In 2025, who do you think will take the center stage and mark this year’s celebration?

Can you guess the guest(s)?

23/07/2025

𝗕𝗔𝗟𝗜𝗧𝗔 | Mayor Robredo, Cong. Legacion dadalo bilang panauhing pandangal sa ika-78 na pagtatapos ng NCF

Dadalo sina Naga City Mayor Leni Robredo at Camarines Sur Third District Representative Nelson S. Legacion bilang mga panauhing pandangal at tagapagsalita sa ika-78 na pagtatapos ng Naga College Foundation, Inc. (NCF) sa Hulyo 24 at 25, 2025, sa NCF.

Sa unang araw, Hulyo 24, nakatakdang pangunahan ni Mayor Robredo ang commencement address para sa mga magsisipagtapos mula sa hanay ng Graduate Studies at mga dalubhasaan ng Arts and Sciences, Business and Management, Computer Studies, Health Sciences, at Teacher Education.

Sa ikalawang araw naman, Hulyo 25, si Cong. Legacion ang magsisilbing tagapagsalita para sa seremonya ng mga magtatapos mula sa mga dalubhasaan ng Accountancy and Finance, Criminal Justice Education, at Engineering.

Bilang mga bagong halal, inaasahang magbibigay inspirasyon at hamon sina Robredo at Legacion tungkol sa mahalagang papel ng kabataan sa lipunan.

Ayon sa NCF, sa kabuuan ay humigit-kumulang 2,100 estudyante mula sa iba’t ibang kolehiyo ang magtatapos ngayong taon.

Kaakibat ang temang “Leading the Forefront of Sustainable Tomorrow,” tampok sa dalawang araw na seremonya ang pagpupugay sa dedikasyon ng mga magsisipagtapos, hindi lamang sa larangan ng akademya kundi bilang mga bagong haligi ng inobasyon at positibong pagbabago sa lipunan. | via Karen Mae Celso, News Editor

Photo courtesy of Naga College Foundation, Inc.

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