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CLSU, LGU Licab Forge MOA to Expand TVP in NE

Mar. 12, 2025

John Albert Mendoza | SCO

To formalize the implementation of Central Luzon State University’s (CLSU) Technology Village Program (TVP) in the Municipality of Licab, a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signing was held yesterday, March 11, between University President Dr. Evaristo A. Abella and Licab Mayor Eufemia D. Domingo. Along with the University President were Dr. Aldrin Badua, Director of the University Extension Program Office (UEPO), Dr. Emmanuel Vera Cruz, Vice President for Research and Extension, and Assistant Prof. Armando Lagasca, Division Head of the Technology Promotion Division. While Mayor Domingo was joined by Vice Mayor Oliver Villaroman and other officials. Prior to this, President Abella and Dr. Badua visited Licab last January 24, 2025, opening doors for collaboration, particularly in the provision of promotional materials and enterprise development support, and other possible interventions for the LGU. Launched in 2021, TVP is an extension modality of the University designed to transform communities into hubs where CLSU-generated technologies will be utilized to help families attain far-reaching socio-economic development. It was pilot-tested in the Science City of Muñoz and Talavera, Nueva Ecija. Currently, Licab is the eighth municipality in Nueva Ecija to implement the TVP. To date, 110 set-ups have been established with their partner municipalities across Nueva Ecija. By continuously expanding its range in the province, the TVP engages with broader communities to showcase opportunities and promote rural development. Following the MOA signing, LGU officials of Licab also took the opportunity to explore the KAMALIG S&T Agritourism Site. #SievingForExcellence

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Pres. Abella Attends Senate Plenary Hearing on FY 2026 SUC Budgets

University President Dr. Evaristo A. Abella joined fellow State Universities and Colleges (SUC) leaders during the Senate plenary deliberation on the proposed FY 2026 SUC expenditure program held on November 24, 2025, at the GSIS Building, Pasay City. Prior to the plenary session, Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Chair Dr. Shirley C. Agrupis, together with Commissioners Ricmar Aquino, Myrna Mallari, and Michelle Ong, met with SUC presidents to discuss the Commission’s priority initiatives, including research and development (R&D) programs aimed at strengthening production in the agriculture and aquatic sectors. Chair Agrupis also announced that the free higher education accumulated deficiency to SUCs is now set to be given. In addition, the allocation details for higher education institutions nationwide were presented and clarified. After more than two hours of deliberation, the budget for higher education institutions was approved at almost 140 billion pesos. Of the total proposed budget, CLSU is set to receive 1.2 billion pesos for FY 2026, placing it third among SUCs outside the National Capital Region with the highest budget allocation, next to Mindanao State University and Mariano Marcos State University. Also in attendance during the Senate plenary hearing were Ms. Jinky Parugrug, Financial Management Services Director, Ms. Clarissa Valeriano, Budget Office Chief, and Assoc. Prof. Maria Adrielle Estigoy, Presidential Management Services (PMS) Director, Mr. Roberto Miguel Sayco, and Mr. Florence Dave Asuncion, from the Office of the President and PMS, respectively.

Nov. 27, 2025

CLSU Finishes 5th Place in CAASUC 2025

Central Luzon State University (CLSU) achieved a notable 5th place overall ranking for a total score of 79 points in the recently concluded Culture and the Arts Association of State Universities and Colleges (CAASUC) III Regional Culture and the Arts Festival (RCAF) held from November 23-26, 2025, at Pampanga State Agricultural University. CLSU medalists who topped their respective categories are: 1st Place Winners •Contemporary Dance o Artists - JB C. Bautista, RD E. Bandola, John Paul F. Pineda, Wengie B. Cacdac, John Daniel O. Duatin, Janine Cañaveral, Kirk Patrick V. Barnachea, Jennilyn A. Manite, Blessful Angel P. Mendoza, Althea Marie S. Valdez o Coaches/Assistants: Christine L. Saturno, & Aira G. Cantorne • Standard Chorale o Artists - Miriam Joy M. Santos, Jyka Althea C. Page, Ella Mae Campos, Franzine Irish M. Gadiano, Sean May A. Cornito, Beatriz Sofia Gayle S. Ignacio, Juhaina Mae B. Bautista, Aviel Denise D. Avellana, Allyna Margaret R. Quiambao, Majesty C. Agripa, Jerald C. Fernandez, Kurt Kzar Louie C. Del Rosario, Joshua F. Fajardo, Michael Conrado L. Madrio, Kurt Fycel S. Roquero, Erickson Yabut, Gabriel A. Maitim, Anniel L. Bautista, Noriel S. Gadiano, Samuel, Jr. T. Destor o Coach/Assistant: Alexander Louise F. Ibarra • Spoken Poetry o Artist- Loriebel S. Solis o Coach/Assistant: Daisy O. Casipit 2nd Place Winners • Banduria o Artist: Eric Romelson S. Ignacio, o Accompanist: Philip Aaron Serenio o Coach/Assistant: Paul Jhon G. Eugenio • Photo Contest o Artist: Severino T. Abalos III o Coach/Assistant: Mary Jane C. Perez • Vocal Solo Kundiman o Artist: Sean May A. Cornito o Coach/Assistant: Remedios Z. Panuyas • Indigenous Dance o Artists: Jezter Mico M. Agaran, Mariel Biag, Jeshua Louise F. Castañeda, May May L. Costales, Edwin Cyris M. Espe, France C. Estrada, Joselito B. Graganza Jr., Ranz Aldrin T. Llena, Mark Philip C. Lomboy, Maja Angel G. Maiquez, Valerie B. Malunay, Bianca Nicole A. Maniquiz, Crissha Bel Y. Merculio, John Kevin C. Moina, Mica Gladys N. Recaido, Blessed Joy M. Santiago, Kyle Darrel DL. Dela Cruz, Aliyah M. Diro o Coach/Assistant: Adonis Voltaire M. Villanueva 3rd Place Winners • On-the-Spot Poster Making o Artist: Leo F. Cawagdan o Coache/Assistant: Philip L. Castro • Pagkukwento o Artist: Jectopher Meting o Coache/Assistant: Nenita P. Fabrigas 4th Place Winners • Charcoal Rendering o Artist: John Zen O. Gabuni, o Coache/Assistant: John Dave O. Esteves • Show Choir o Artists: Jyka Althea C. Page, Danica De Guzman, Ella Campos, Gyail Rafanan, Miriam Joy M. Santos, Erin Joy S. Valeroso, Juhaina Mae B. Bautista, Cirylle Adalem, Ranica P. Barles, Aviel Denise Avellana, Aron Joseph Flores, Kurt Kzar Louie C. Del Rosario, Jerald C. Fernandez, Marlon D. Julio, Marc Adriane Cayetano, Erickson Yabut, Kurt Fycel S. Roquero, Gabriel A. Maitim, Ramiko Rei M. Canilla, Noriel S. Gadiano o Coaches/Assistants: Alexander Louise F. Ibarra, Ardie S. Cabatin • Folk Dance o Artists: Adler B. Aguila, Lindsey Jireh O. Aliado, Romar Edzel E. Antolin, Fritz John Russel M. Banuag, Kim Rovicson P. Bernabe, Ace Cyron U. Dotimas, Rev O. Espanto, Princess Charity D. Fernandez, Andrea P. Francisco, Dimple Mae C. Lagasca, Jalaica V. Meramonte, Jeska Erika D. Octaviano, Kaycee M. Saldero, Rina Joy E. Sumigcay, Mart Luis A. Taruc, Rj Toledo, Wendel F. Cariaga, Elaiza F. Villanueva o Coaches/Assistants: Adonis Voltaire M. Villanueva 5th Place Winners • Pagsulat ng Sanaysay o Artist: Reyniel O. Tomas o Coaches/Assistants: Junior M. Pacol • Ms. CAASUC o Artist: Christina Loraine D. Pangan o Coaches/Assistants: Gaudencio P. Gallardo Jr., Joe Lawrence M. Mina, Mark Alvin R. Samson Those who clinched the 1st place are officially qualified to represent Region III and the University at the upcoming CAASUC National Culture and the Arts Festival, scheduled to be held in Cebu. CLSU Administration and the entire community extend their most heartfelt gratitude and commendation to all individuals who contributed to this success. Special recognition is given to the dedicated student-artists, as well as to the unwavering support team, including the trainers, coaches, collegians, communication team, drivers, nurses, and monitoring personnel, for their invaluable contributions and relentless commitment.

Nov. 27, 2025

CLSU Talent and Artistry Shine at CAASUC III

Student-artists from 13 participating universities in Central Luzon ignite the 2025 Culture and Arts Festival of State Universities and Colleges (CAASUC III) with their talent and passion. The event, held at Pampanga State Agricultural University (PSAU), commenced on November 22 and runs until November 26, 2025. The Cultural Affairs Office (CAO), headed by Dr. Florante Ibarra, led 162 dedicated student-artists across various disciplines, supported by a strong cohort of 31 coaches and trainers during the parade and opening program. Dr. Ibarra, expressing his deep gratitude to the university's representatives, delivered a compelling statement on the significance of the cultural program, stating: “Sa patimpalak na ito ipinamamalas ang kahusayan ng mga talentong hinulma’t hinubog sa loob ng ating pamantasan. Gayundin, itinatampok dito ang ’di matawarang dedikasyon ng mga mag-aaral at mga tagapagsanay sa kanilang paglalaan ng oras at yaman sa patuloy na paglinang ng kani-kanilang mga larangan. Sa suporta ng kasalukuyang administrasyon, mula sa bumubuo ng CAO, ang aming pasasalamat ay wagas at taos-puso. Pinapatunayan lamang nito na ang CLSU ay hindi lamang sentro ng agham at agrikultura, bagkus ay isa ring lunduyan ng sining at kultura.” The CAASUC III serves as the premier platform for State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) in Central Luzon to showcase talent, promote cultural preservation, and foster camaraderie. Aside from CLSU, other participating universities include Aurora State College of Technology (ASCOT), Bataan Peninsula State University (BPSU), Bulacan State University (BULSU), National Aviation Academy of the Philippines (NAAP), Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology (NEUST), Pampanga State Agricultural University (PSAU), Pampanga State University (PSU), Philippine Merchant Marine Academy (PMMA), President Ramon Magsaysay State University (PRMSU), Tarlac Agricultural University (TAU), and Tarlac State University (TSU). As of today, the CLSU delegation has successfully accumulated a total of 78 points, placing the university in a formidable second-place tie with NEUST. As the festival progresses, the entire CLSU community extends its full support and pride to its student-artists, who serve as the University's cultural ambassadors. For additional photos, please access the link at https://tinyurl.com/CAASUC2025CLSU #SievingForExcellence

Nov. 26, 2025

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