Author name: Michael Franz Durano

As part of our safety and precautionary measures following the recent earthquakes and continuing aftershocks, ALL Undergraduate and AEP classes on October 11, 2025 (Saturday) will be conducted online. In addition, Comprehensive Examinations are rescheduled to next Saturday to ensure the well-being of all concerned. Faculty members are reminded to utilize the official learning platforms […]

In celebration of the university’s observance of World Teachers’ Day on Friday, October 3, 2025, classes across all campuses will be suspended starting at 9:30 a.m. until the last period in the evening to allow participation in activities organized by our student governments and various organizations in honor of our dedicated teachers. Faculty and students

Our buildings and facilities have been declared safe. Work and face-to-face classes across all campuses will resume tomorrow, October 2. Let us continue to keep in our prayers the communities severely affected by yesterday’s earthquake and extend our support in any way we can through our CHMSUyanihan. Share this post

In accordance with the directives from the Local Government Units of Bacolod City, Talisay City, and Municipality of Binalbagan and for the safety of everyone, face-to-face classes in all campuses scheduled for today, October 1, are suspended and will transition to online learning. All employees including job order personnel are permitted to work from home

Face-to-face classes and work in all campuses on September 26, 2025, are suspended due to heavy rains and inclement weather brought about by Severe Tropical Storm Opong. Job Order personnel may adopt a “work-from-home” scheme. Please coordinate with your immediate supervisors or unit heads regarding deliverables. Everyone is advised to take extra precautions and stay