op@clsu.edu.ph (044) 940 8785
CLSU Logo

Central Luzon State University

Science City of Muñoz, 3120 Nueva Ecija, Philippines

CLSU at 117: Championing Inclusivity, Trailblazing Innovation for a Better Community

Apr. 26, 2024

StratCom | SCO

The Central Luzon State University (CLSU) successfully mounted its 117th Founding Anniversary celebration with events centered on the theme promoting inclusivity and innovations for the community participated in by its stakeholders from April 7-14, 2024. Student-led activities alongside the events prepared by the university provided an array of activities which catered to the varied interests of the participants like the street party, chalk art, mural painting, busking, dance craze, photobooth, color run, quiz bee and debate, gabi ng parangal, and a music festival, making the celebration more meaningful and memorable for everyone. On the other hand, faculty and staff were also treated with wellness activities, free blood chemistry examinations, and competitions promoting camaraderie like the laro ng lahi, basketball cup, and a tennis tournament among partner-agencies within the Science City community. Meanwhile, the KAMALIG Tiendesitas was opened for the faculty and staff to avail the produce of the Techno Village beneficiaries from different partner-barangays while the Kapehan ng OSA, an event where students and University officials meet and discuss the concerns of the students and faculty was also held. In its 117 years of providing an enabling environment to its constituents, new facilities were also launched including the Material Recovery Facility (MRF), College of Science building, the International Studio, and a new Light Bus was blessed as the newest addition to the university vehicle fleet. Expressing his profound gratitude to everyone, University President Dr. Evaristo A. Abella addressed the CLSU community during the special flag raising ceremony held on April 12 and ended his foundation message with the unveiling of the theme and logo of the 60th Universityhood celebration set on June 17-18, 2024. “For more than six decades, we have consistently demonstrated our value to the scientific community and beyond. As we continue to foster a culture of excellence, we look forward to commemorating this momentous occasion and reflecting on our journey of growth and achievement.” Dr. Abella said. Thereafter, the Service Recognition and PRAISE Award where nearly 300 faculty, staff and retirees were honored for their outstanding leadership and dedicated service to the university, followed by the community fiesta which opened the campus cottages for everyone creating a fitting festivity for CLSU’s 117 years of serving the community.

Other Stories

CLSU Convenes DC-SUC III and CIRPS Meeting with CHED

University President Dr. Evaristo A. Abella led the Joint Executive and Technical Staff Meeting of the Development Council of State Universities and Colleges Region III – Center for Inter-Institutional Research and Policy Studies (DC-SUC III/CIRPS) in Playa Azul, Baler, Aurora, last May 20, 2025. Also present were Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Commissioner Desiderio R. Apag III, CHED Region III Director Lora L. Yusi, other SUC III Presidents, and their respective CIRPS technical staff. As the current chair of DC-SUC III, which is the equivalent of the PASUC regional association in Central Luzon, President Abella presided over the meeting. During this gathering, the presidents discussed several key topics, including proposed international education summits, professional development programs for member institutions, international quality assurance for curricular programs, and the upcoming SUC Fair 2025 which will be spearheaded by Region 3 SUCs. In support of these initiatives, Director Yusi pledged the support of CHED in terms of funding and logistical support to these activities while Commissioner Apag lauded the SUCs in the region for performing very well and for having a collaborative relationship among the institutions. Prior the meeting, Dr. Abella attended the turnover ceremony of the Culture and Arts Association of State Universities and Colleges in the region. He then proceeded to the opening of the State Colleges and Universities Faculty Association of Region III (SCUFAR) Regional Games, hosted by Aurora State College of Technology.

May. 28, 2025

CEd Dean receives UNIFFIED Int’l Award for Excellent Service

Dr. Florante P. Ibarra, College of Education (CEd) Dean, received the prestigious 2025 United Federation of Fil-Am Educators, Inc. (UNIFFIED) Excellence in Service International Award—Most Outstanding Filipino Achiever on May 25, 2025, in New York City, USA. This award recognizes his remarkable commitment to academic and research excellence and exceptional public service. A diverse team of regional education leaders from U.S. Chapters including New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Queens organized the 2025 UNIFFIED International Summit Gala and Awards Ceremony, themed “Breaking Boundaries, Leading Change, Innovative Solutions.” The event, which was staged from May 22 to 25, 2025 at the Marriott New York City LaGuardia Airport, aims to acknowledge Filipino educators who have consistently dedicated themselves to their profession, demonstrating outstanding leadership, research, creativity, and innovative ideas that transform the academic environment and inspire both their peers and future generations. This recognition exemplifies CLSU’s commitment to academic excellence and leadership and its initiatives to support educators and communities in nurturing a culture of excellence. #SievingForExcellence #QualityEducation #LifelongLearning

May. 26, 2025

CLSU ROTC Unit Impresses with 99 percent Overall Score; Women Cadets Dominate the troops

After months of rigorous training and dedication, the Central Luzon State University (CLSU) Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) Unit celebrated a significant achievement today, May 26, as they earned an outstanding overall score of 99.03% during the highly anticipated Regional Annual Administrative and Tactical Inspection (RAATI). The CLSU ROTC Unit, led by Asst. Prof. Zorille Dela Cruz was composed of 313 females and 254 males, demonstrating the strong presence of women in the troops. They showcased mastery of skills in all evaluated categories including marching drills, basic life support, and the execution of tactical maneuvers. This year’s evaluation team, headed by Col. George M. Bergonia, assessed the capability of the cadets to lead with discipline, proficiency, and readiness to serve. University President Dr. Evaristo A. Abella expressed his full support to the students encouraging them to do their best in representing the university. “Alam ko ang mga sakripisyo ninyo… Kaya sa inyong mga Cadet at sa lahat ng bumubuo ng ROTC Unit, ako po ay proud sa inyo… Yung nanjan lang kayo at nasa harapan namin ngayon, kayo para sa akin ay panalo na,” said President Abella. He further boosted their morale during the closing program, as he congratulated the students for the sweet success that comes from their hard work saying “Mas matamis ang tagumpay kung pinaghihirapan.” This near-perfect score solidifies the University’s position as one of the leading ROTC units in Central Luzon, underscoring the exceptional caliber of its cadets and the effectiveness of its training program. RAATI is a comprehensive annual evaluation meticulously conducted by the Philippine Army which serves as the final test for ROTC units across the region. #RAATI #SievingForExcellence

May. 26, 2025

View More