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CHED Brings 1st Quarter BOR Meeting at CLSU; New Alumni President Sworn In

Apr. 16, 2026

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The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) convened the Board of Regents (BOR) of Central Luzon State University (CLSU) - its highest policy-making body, for a 1st quarter regular meeting on April 17, 2026, at the University Administration Conference Room. The session focused on strategic governance and institutional advancements aimed at sustaining the university’s academic excellence. CHED Commissioner Ricmar P. Aquino presided over the meeting, joined by the members of the CLSU BOR and various resource persons. Before the formal deliberations began, Dir. Nemesio V. Torres, the newly elected President of the CLSU Alumni Association Inc., officially took his oath of office as the new Alumni Regent. The ceremony was administered by Commissioner Aquino. In his new role, Regent Torres is tasked with representing the collective voice of the alumni, ensuring they remain active and vital partners in achieving the university's mission. During the session, University President Dr. Evaristo A. Abella presented a comprehensive report on CLSU’s recent accomplishments, highlighting international rankings and accreditations, and student and faculty achievements. The Board also engaged with the resource persons to tackle key issues, including the proposals of the university. Prior to the BOR meeting of CLSU, the University also graciously hosted Tarlac Agricultural University for the conduct of their own Board of Regents meeting. This activity underscores CLSU’s dedication to transparency and its standing as a premier comprehensive state university in the Philippines. Following the conclusion of the meeting, Commissioner Aquino conducted a site visit of the university’s various facilities and Research and Development (R&D) Centers, observing firsthand the innovations being spearheaded by the institution. #SievingForExcellence

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TESO Continues CAT Promotion Through Pencil Donation Drive

Passed from the hands of hopeful dreamers to the hands of young learners, the Testing and Evaluation Services Office (TESO) continues its promotion of the CLSU Admission Test (CAT) while extending support to the primary learners of the DepEd-CLSU Elementary Laboratory School through a Pencil Donation Drive themed “Ang Lapis Mo, Ang Susulat sa mga Pangarap Ko” on September 28, 2026. University President Dr. Evaristo A. Abella led the distribution of 1,300 pencils to 600 pupils, alongside Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Ravelina R. Velasco, Head of the Testing and Evaluation Center Dr. Elmer D. Dela Rosa, and School Principal Jocelyn De Guzman. The Pencil Donation Drive forms part of the CAT promotion campaign and was made possible through the contributions of examinees who took the previous CAT.

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CLSU, Soroptimist International Launch ATE GOES AGRI Scholarship for Female Agriculture Students

Central Luzon State University (CLSU), through its Office of Student Affairs (OSA), officially inked a Memorandum of Agreement with Soroptimist International of Metro Manila Northwest District to establish the ATE GOES AGRI Scholarship Program: Advancing Growth, Resilience, and Inclusion through Education. The MOA signing was led by University President Dr. Evaristo A. Abella, Dr. OSA Dean Irene G. Bustos, and District Director Ms. Jennifer Joan Bayot. The event was witnessed by Ms. Josephine D. Cariño. The educational assistance program empowers financially disadvantaged young women pursuing agriculture degrees by building their technical and leadership skills to prepare them for careers in sustainable agriculture, food security, and community development. This partnership will benefit five qualified female students from the CLSU College of Agriculture who demonstrate financial need. Each scholar will receive a PHP20,000 stipend for the academic year. The CLSU-OSA will facilitate the program's implementation, tasked with screening applicants, verifying academic status, monitoring scholars, and managing progress reports. This new partnership underscores a shared commitment to breaking financial barriers for women in agriculture, equipping the next generation of female leaders to drive innovation in their communities.

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CLSU Sustains Reporter Status in Times Higher Education World University Rankings

Central Luzon State University (CLSU) has once again sustained its Reporter status in the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings following a comprehensive evaluation of its institutional performance. This ranking framework assessed the university across fundamental areas, including teaching environment, research environment, research quality, industry engagement, and international outlook. Marking its fourth consecutive year of inclusion in THE-WUR, CLSU remains committed to achieving a ranked position by strengthening its research output, expanding scholarly publications, and enhancing global academic collaborations.

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