Due to PAG-ASA’s forecasted high level of heat index reaching 41°C, all classes in the four campuses of the University are suspended from March 11-12, 2024. Faculty are not required to report to the University but are highly advised to resort to online modality for instructional delivery. Offices in the four campuses shall continue to […]
Pursuant to DOST PAG-ASA Forecast (La Granja Station) March 8, 2024 forecast, the heat Index forecast to reach as high as 40 degrees Celsius and City of Bacolod Executive Order No 013. Series of 2024, declaring the suspension of all classes in all levels of both public and private schools/universities in the City of Bacolod,
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The Philippine-American Educational Foundation (PAEF), also known as the Fulbright Commission in the Philippines, introduced various exchange and scholarship opportunities to the United States of America to students, faculty, and staff in an info session at the Global Learning Cafe, March 7. The info session at CHMSU Talisay campus is part of the four-day roadshow
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CHMSU students from the Fortune Towne and Talisay campuses joined the Philippines Misereor Partnership, Inc. (PMPI) solidarity march from Rizal Elementary School to Bacolod City Public Plaza on March 6. Hosted by the PMPI Negros Chapter, the marchers carried banners and placards bearing messages of environmental conservation, sustainable living, and respect for nature’s rights under
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The region-wide Project MINI ME of the Western Visayas Regional Development Council (RDC-VI) through the National Economic Development Authority-Regional Project Monitoring Committee, VI (NEDA-RPMC VI) recently culminated in the Talisay campus. The culmination on February 28 included a final monitoring that focused on the infrastructure construction, intricacies of its engineering design, and complexities of balancing
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The CHMSU Talisay and Fortune Towne campuses simultaneously held the first Friday Mass last March 1. The masses were attended by the directors, faculty, students, and staff, with Reverend Father Michael Juan Alfredo Maria Cuenca leading the Talisay campus in the service at the Global Learning Cafe. Reverend Father Chris Gonzales celebrated the mass at
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Students, canteen concessionaires, pollution control officers, and materials recovery facility staff from the Alijis, Fortune Towne, and Talisay campuses learn how to turn kitchen waste into compost from Director Ma. Rosario Ballescas of the Regional Center for Expertise at University of the Philippines – Cebu, February 29. Ballescas discussed the importance of finding ways to
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