Author name: Maria Faustina Magbanua

Carlos Hilado Memorial State University (CHMSU) continued its FOSTER Week 2025 with comprehensive orientation activities across four campuses, welcoming new students to the university. The second day of activities focused on college-specific orientations, campus tours, and signature hunts designed to familiarize incoming students with academic programs and university life. The Technopacer Alijis photos Alijis Campus

The CHMSU University Student Governments of Alijis, Binalbagan, Fortune Towne, and Talisay campuses simultaneously opened the week-long FOSTER (Fresher’s Orientation and Seminar for Educational Responsibility) Week on September 2, 2025. Themed “Sigahúm: Pagbay-bay sa Lawag sang Handum,” the FOSTER Week is CHMSU’s unique way to welcome new students by introducing the various facets of student

The Financial Management Services Division (Budget Section) successfully conducted the Budget Orientation and Workshop at the Function Hall, Green Building, Talisay (Main) Campus on August 29, 2025.  This activity marked the culmination of a series of seminars held across four campuses, with Talisay Campus serving as the final stop. Administrators, deans, directors, and staff participated

Carlos Hilado Memorial State University (CHMSU) successfully conducted a comprehensive Financial Orientation for University Student Government (C-USG) and student publication members from four campuses. The day-long training program was held on July 25, 2025, at the CHMSU Library – AFLEX 3rd Floor, LSA Building, CHMSU Talisay (Main Campus). Organized by the Office of Student Affairs

Carlos Hilado Memorial State University (CHMSU) officially welcomed 43 newly hired and promoted teaching and non-teaching personnel during an oath-taking ceremony held June 23, 2025, at the Talisay Main Campus. The ceremonial oath-taking was presided over by Vice President for Academic Affairs Jay Estrellas, alongside Vice President for Research, Extension, and Intellectual Property Andrew Eusebio

Carlos Hilado Memorial State University (CHMSU), through its Gender and Development Office, hosted a full-day Gender Awareness and Sensitivity Training on April 10 for newly hired faculty, staff, and Filipino teachers. The event took place at the Audio Visual Room in the Talisay Campus. Resource speaker Marie June Castro facilitated discussions on foundational gender concepts,