In a world still learning how to breathe after disasters, small acts of presence, listening, and comfort are enough for those affected. As emotional wounds and mental distresses are not always visible as physical ones, they leave a silent yet deafening echo within. In line with Mental Health Awareness Month, the Samahan ng mga Mag-aaral ng Sikolohiya  (SMS) in collaboration with the Department of Social Sciences and Humanities, organized an event featuring insightful discussi

It begins with a soft tinkle. Somewhere in the hallway, a student walks by, and their keys chime softly—a sound almost too ordinary to notice. But if you look closely, those small metal rings carry hints of who they are. ​For some, it’s a charm they have kept since their first day of college; for others, it is a gift from their close friend, or a souvenir from a trip they never want to forget. These keychains, small as they are, are more than trinkets—they carry fragments of

In a field dominated by challenges and steep learning curves, Justine Grace Aleman has carved her name into Cavite State University - Imus Campus’ history by becoming the first-ever Certified Financial Management Specialist (CFMS) from the esteemed alma mater. But behind the monumental achievement lies a story of quiet determination. From aspiring accountant to financial management major, student leader, and now, a certified finance specialist, Justine's journey is not just a

The streets are loud. A sea of fists raised to the sky. Placards wave like battle flags. People are smudged with sweat. Somewhere, a megaphone cracks with chants: Makibaka, huwag matakot! The crowd answers like thunder. For a moment, time pauses. This is resistance. This is the Filipino Protest. But protest, no matter how loud, always ends. The banners are taken down. The effigies turn to ash. And we are left to ask: what happens after the protest? Beyond the spectacle, do th

In the hallways of Cavite State University - Imus Campus where students often hurry between lectures and labs, a quiet history was made. Inshierah Sarip, a BS Psychology student, became the first ever summa cum laude in her program in the campus’ history. But for Inshierah, the accolade was only a symbol. What truly mattered was the journey fueled by her purpose, anchored in faith, and driven by a powerful why. The Calling Rooted in Public Service Long before she found hersel