“Nababago ang mundo, nababago ang problema. Pero ang problema, hindi nakikita ang problema. Sapagkat hindi mo nakikita ang problema, sa malamang, hindi mo makikita ang solusyon,” ito ang sinabi ni Dr. Pedro Jun Cruz Reyes sa kaniyang talakayan bilang huling tagapagsalita sa KABSULO 2025, noong Disyembre 16 sa CvSU-Imus Gymnasium. Ipinaliwanag ni Dr. Reyes na sa patuloy na pagbabago ng lipunan, maraming suliranin ang nananatiling hindi napapansin at nauunawaan. Nabanggit din n

Malamig ba ang simoy ng hangin? O sadyang matamlay lamang sa aking paningin? Noon, ang salitang ‘Pasko’ ay mula sa puso ng mga tao, Ngayon? Pawang ala-ala na lamang ang nananalaytay rito. Pang-araw-araw na pamumuhay, mahirap nang sadya. Dagdag mo pa ang mahirap na pakikibaka ng masa. Hindi naman sukatan sa dami ng maihahain sa hapag ang pagdiriwang na ito, Sabi ni Inay, ang kapatawaran at pagbubuklod ang siyang tunay na simbolo. Magkagayon man, likas na sa atin isantabi ang k

Cavite State University Imus Campus opened its 22nd Founding Anniversary celebration, December 11, at the CvSU Imus Campus Gymnasium, carrying the theme “22 Years of Transformative Education: Honoring the Past, Celebrating the Present, and Empowering the Future.” The program commenced with an invocation and the National Anthem, followed by the welcome remarks of Dr. Christina M. Signo, Vice President for Academic Affairs. In her message, Signo emphasized the significance of t

The Cavite Communicators (CavComm) has received the “Most Outstanding School Organization” for their contribution and service to the youth and community, granted by the City Government of Imus during the Outstanding Kabataan Awards 2025 at New Imus City Government Center, December 10. CavComm President John Jerich Levantino states that the organization has shifted from committee-based structure to volunteer-driven method, with the use of grassroot leadership approach and the

It's crowded—the students’ voices are loud, and tables have been turned into booths to satisfy the crowd. The aroma of food drifts through the air as a crowd forms around display after display. To most, it is just another school celebration. But behind those who talk, cook, and sell are unheard stories they do not tell. Ideas That Started Small Photo booths, fuzzy wire flowers, custom bracelets and many more—everything we see was once an idea in someone's mind. Students reall