Cavite Young Leaders for Entrepreneurship (CYLE) has officially released Resolution No. 003 A.Y. 2025-2026 for the appointment of Mr. Jhomari Kenshin P. Sarte, the previously elected Vice President for Marketing, as the new president of the organization, signed and approved by CYLE executive officers and advisers on Tuesday, October 21, 2025. The appointment has been made due to the vacancy of the president position following the organization's Constitution and By-Laws (CBL),

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

Gigising na hindi pamilyar at malayo sa pagkakakilanlan ang dadaluhang paaralan. Kabado ngunit nangingibabaw ang kagustuhang matuto. Ilang tulog na nga ba ang isinakripisyo at dasal ang isinapuso para matawag na iskolar ng bayang ito? Walang masyadong kakilala at sumapaw pa ang mainit na klima. Basa ang likod ng mga butil ng pawis, bitbit pa mula sa nakaraang semestre ang bigat at pait. Ganito nga ba maging isang ganap na iskolar ng bayan? Ang dami pa rin palang nakaantabay n

Cavite State University (CvSU) Office of the University President announced the correction of wash days from Wednesday and Friday to Wednesday and Saturday through Memorandum No. PMAPN-192-2025 issued on October 6, 2025, effective immediately. Wednesdays and Saturdays were the original wash days before the last change was implemented. This correction is part of the university's efforts to update and refine its policies to better serve the academic community. The administratio

Is will to serve, enough? As the campaign period for the 2025 student elections comes to a close, we have heard the visions, advocacy, and platforms of every candidate for the student body. And if there is one common denominator that all these candidates share, which we frequently hear from them, it is their undying will to serve. As the mantra goes saying, “Para sa Kabsuhenyo, buo ang serbisyo.” It is easy for one to claim that they have the will to serve. The question is, w