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CLSU Infirmary Secures Official License to Operate from DOH

Nov. 17, 2025

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Central Luzon State University (CLSU) Infirmary, the campus's essential primary health care facility, has officially received its License to Operate (LTO) from the Department of Health (DOH), with a one-year validity, following a rigorous assessment. The issuance of the LTO signifies that the University Health and Medical Services or infirmary is now authorized to provide 24-hour medical care to CLSU students, faculty, staff, and their registered dependents. However, for non-CLSU constituents (outsiders), consultation services are available only during standard business hours, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. They will also be charged for the expenses incurred. The CLSU Infirmary offers the following essential healthcare services, which now operate under the validated DOH standards: • Medical Services such as General Consultation and Medical Certificate issuance. • Dental Services, including critical procedures such as Tooth Extraction, Dental Filling, and Dental Prophylaxis. • Clinical Laboratory Services, including analysis of blood, urine, and stool samples, as well as Blood Sugar Determination. • Pharmacy Services, which provide essential and prescribed medications. This significant milestone enhances the University's capacity to deliver quality, accessible healthcare services to its academic community and the surrounding municipality.

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CLSU Joins CHED in Anniversary Celebration, Secures 5M Pesos Project Grant

Central Luzon State University (CLSU) joined the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) in celebrating the culmination event of its 32nd anniversary on June 10, 2026, held at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC), which brought together leaders from key academic institutions, government agencies, and industry stakeholders. Representing University President Dr. Evaristo A. Abella, Dr. Parsons N. Hail, Director of the International Affairs Office, attended the event and formally received the CHED Higher Education Development Fund (HEDF) Project Grant worth P5 million. CLSU is among the State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) selected as beneficiaries of the grant, which aims to support institutional development and strengthen higher education initiatives. The said event highlighted major reforms, expanding scholarship opportunities, and forging strategic partnerships aimed at addressing workforce gaps, strengthening student welfare, and enhancing the global competitiveness of Philippine higher education, as shared by the CHED Chairperson Dr. Shirley C. Agrupis, during the State of Higher Education Address. Under the ACHIEVE Agenda of Chair Agrupis, she emphasized the significant role of HEIs and their partners in the realization of its plans and objectives for Higher Education, which includes: (A) ADVANCED AND ACCESSIBLE LIFELONG LEARNING, (C) CENTRALIZED ONE-NATION HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN; (H) HARMONIZED SDG-BASED RESEARCH AND INNOVATION; (I) INTEGRATED REAL-TIME DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYTICS; (E) EXPANDED AND IMPACT-DRIVEN INTERNATIONALIZATION; (V) VITALIZED POLICIES, INTERNAL SYSTEMS, AND GOVERNANCE; and (E) EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT PUBLIC SERVICE. CLSU, as one of the reputable higher education institutions in the country and in Southeast Asia, continues to support the commission through leveraging the university’s initiatives and programs through academic and research programs, meaningful partnerships, and internationalization opportunities to its main stakeholders, the CLSU students, faculty, and staff.

Jun. 15, 2026

CLSU Partners with Terra Solar Philippines Inc. for Agrivoltaic Innovation Project

Central Luzon State University (CLSU), through the Center for Climate Change and Environmental Management (CCCEM) and Terra Solar Philippines Inc., forged a partnership on June 4, 2026, marking the beginning of a strategic collaboration aimed at advancing sustainable agriculture and renewable energy integration through the project titled “Assessment of Agrivoltaic Suitability and Crop Productivity Enhancement in the Solar Farms of Gapan City, Nueva Ecija.” The project, funded by Terra Solar Philippines Inc., seeks to evaluate the potential of agrivoltaic systems in optimizing land use by integrating solar energy production with agricultural activities. This initiative reflects the shared commitment of CLSU and Terra Solar Philippines Inc. in promoting innovation-driven solutions that address food security, renewable energy transition, and sustainable land management through research, science, and technology. Present during the ceremonial MOA signing were Dr. Gella Patria L. Abella, Director of CCCEM, and the President and Chief Executive Officer of Terra Solar Philippines Inc., Mr. Dennis B. Jordan, together with other key representatives from both institutions.

Jun. 04, 2026

CBA CPALE Takers Surpass National Passing

Central Luzon State University, through the College of Business and Accountancy (CBA), achieved a 48.65% institutional passing rate in the May 2026 Certified Public Accountants Licensure Examination (CPALE) administered by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC). This feat easily surpassed the national passing rate of 30.83%, welcoming 18 newly licensed accountants, composed of 13 first-time takers (44.83%) and 5 retakers (62.50%). The University extends its congratulations to our 'Golden Grains.' Your unwavering dedication, discipline, and hard work have officially paid off. To those who fell short this time, please remember that this examination does not define your capabilities or your future. Take this moment to rest, recalibrate, and know that your journey continues tomorrow with new strength and wisdom. Congratulations to our new accountants! List of Passers: 1. ABEJO, JOSSEL NAVARRO 2. ADEL, REGINE SARMIENTO 3. BAASIS, DIANNE FAITH CASERO 4. CAMACHO, CHRISTEL JOY STA MARIA 5. FELICIANO, TRISIA MAYUMI PASARDAN 6. GONZALES, JOHN MICHAEL DUMALE 7. HIZON, GRACE ARRA CAMPBELL ANGELES 8. LANUZA, PSALM JOYCE VERGARA 9. LORENZO, LYKA JOAQUIN 10. MANUEL, MARY ANN TIMBAS 11. MARIANO, KIM PATRICK MARCELO 12. MIRANO, DAISY GRACE CARIAGA 13. SALAZAR, MARY VERONICA DIZON 14. SANTILLAN, ARLAINE MAE JAVALUYAS 15. SAPANG, KYELA MAE ANTIMANO 16. SIMORIO, CLARISSA DELA CRUZ 17. VILLANEA, RICALYN DIAZ 18. YAMBOT, CHARLENE JOY DEPILLO

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