Ipinagpatuloy ng Cavite State University Imus Campus (CvSU Imus) ang ikalawang araw ng Local Culture and Arts Festival (LCAF) 2026 na may temang "Sining ng Bayan: Tulay ng Kahapon sa Bukas," Miyerkules, Marso 18. Mula sa pagpapakita ng kani-kanilang angking kahusayan sa sining pampanitikan hanggang sa pinaka-inaabangang koronasyon ng Lakan at Lakambini ng Siklabuhay para sa ngayong taon, ipinamalas ng mga bayaning Kabsuhenyo ang kanilang kasanayan at talento. Sa kategorya ng

Minarkahan ng Cavite State University Imus Campus (CvSU Imus) ang unang araw ng Local Culture and Arts Festival (LCAF) 2026 na may temang "Sining ng Bayan: Tulay ng Kahapon sa Bukas,” ngayong Martes, Marso 17. Sinimulan ang programa sa pamamagitan ng paunang panalangin, na sinundan ng pambungad na pananalita at inspirasyonal na mensahe nina Central Student Government (CSG) Advisers Bb. Jenny Danica Abayari at Dr. Alfe M. Solina, at awiting pagtatanghal mula sa Sinag-Tala Per

"...But in terms of research, gusto kong paigtingin yung involvement talaga ng students pagdating sa research," stated Dr. Agnes C. Francisco on one of her plans to strengthen faculty and student research collaboration in an interview on Thursday, March 12, 2026. Dr. Francisco, the former director of the Knowledge Management Center (KMC) of CvSU Main Campus, wants to motivate students to participate in research collaborations, with the project funded by the university because

Ernest John ‘EJ’ Obiena dominated the ISTAF Indoor meet at the Uber Arena in Berlin, Germany, on Saturday in Manila, capturing his third gold medal of the season. Obiena defeated Simen Guttormsen of Norway, after clearing a season-best 5.78m on his first attempt to win the gold medal in the 8-man competition. Guttormsen matched the height but settled for silver due to the countback rule. EJ Obiena tried to surpass the 5.83m height but missed all three attempts. This victory r

On a random street corner in the Philippines, beneath faded tarpaulins and handwritten “₱50 SALE” signs, entire universes of style quietly wait inside cramped ukay-ukay shops. Ukay-ukay, derived from the Filipino word “hukay” which means to dig, has long been associated with practicality, and survival, but for a growing number of young Filipinos, it has become something far more mystical because it is a treasure hunt for esoteric fashion. Esoteric fashion is not about trends