‘In shades of brown and black’; this perfectly describes the coastal waters of Oriental Mindoro as the MT Princess Empress sunken ship continues to spread 900,000 gallons of industrial oil to the said area. It is currently affecting 32000 families with millions worth of damages in the Mimaropa region, and if its containment will not be hastened with the utmost efficiency- it may permanently stain not just the marine ecosystem of the said area, but also the livelihoods of the families depending on it.

As VSU bids to become one of the top universities in the country, it must consider how the struggle to go around the campus by "walking", even if it has been regarded as a university norm for decades, needs to be solved now. Besides, the last thing that Viscans should worry about, are these stairways that ironically get in the way of them becoming globally competitive human resources.

It is indisputable how water is a definite need among people to remain physiologically intact; however, to execute such initiative at the expense of what's left in our environmental barricade is obscure and insensitive. When one rises, one falls. Where one thrives, one dissipates. Yes, we live, but at what cost? Yes, we thrive, but at what expense?

It is high time for the university to strongly advocate for better treatment of queer people's rights, and there are feasible ways to recalibrate these changes. Primarily, educating security and service personnel about the key notions under the umbrella of sexuality and gender identity/expression along with sensitivity training, can steadily change any dull and patronizing behavior in the future.

This is the reality of our country’s current transport schema: the call for modernization has come at the cost of affecting the lives of Public Utility Vehicle (PUV) drivers and operators— investing in a shiny future with new and futuristic automobiles over job-stricken Filipinos wondering how to afford the bare minimum cost of living.

One may regard how our generation shifted its dynamic towards opening up about mental health issues. Whether it be admitting signs of depression, anxiety, or any mental disorder; our increased awareness of receiving help and mental vulnerability led us to not be scared nor ashamed of what we are feeling. Though, as much as we have slowly destigmatized and accepted mental health struggles as 'real' health problems, this does not automatically correlate to the clamor for actual opportunities to better one's mental state.

Just as she reached young adulthood, BS Agriculture sophomore, Cristel Mae Esyang was met with a world-crushing decision, not for her but for her younger sibling— to stop schooling and help with the expenses.

As a full-time student, it can be difficult to balance classes, homework, and extracurricular activities. But balancing these responsibilities was not enough for one ambitious student. She made the decision to take on a challenge and start her own business. Her name is Megan Besas, a second-year Economics student, and her story as a student entrepreneur is one of hard work, perseverance, and empowerment.

You most probably have run into her on the Visayas State University Facebook page as the sole woman in a group of three who championed the recently concluded 1st Regional Chemistry Olympiad 2023.

“And the Oscar goes to… Michelle Yeoh!”

Why Michelle Yeoh's Oscar win is yours too and why should you care?

"I think being a woman, you should be confident. Being self-assured eliminates the need to hard sell and prove your worth. Society today tends to be judgmental and one-sided, but a strong woman can surpass it by wearing the look of confidence on her face and wearing strength with grace," Dr. Ciedelle Honey Lou Gapasin.

As we look up into the night sky, we are met with a breathtaking canvas of twinkling stars, glowing planets, and an occasional streak of light from a passing comet or shooting star. But beyond these familiar sights, there are countless astronomical events occurring in the universe that are nothing short of spectacular. From lunar eclipses to meteor showers, these cosmic events offer us a glimpse into the fascinating and mysterious workings of the universe. Prepare to discover the wonders of the cosmos as we explore the different astronomical events to watch out for this 2023.

There have been words going around about how our planet’s inner core stopped spinning when it didn’t. It just rotates slower than the rest of the layers that lie above it. Scientists find a surprising observation – that its rotation is nearly ceasing and may be experiencing a turning-back – like a car maneuvering before turning to the other direction and then rushing along with the rest of the cars in the adjacent lane.

Boxing legend and eight (8) division world champion, Manny Pacman Pacquiao might be returning to the ring this coming June 3 in Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. according to ESPN’s Mike Coppinger. Pacquiao is engaged in talks with U.K superstar, Conor Benn for a mega-fight in the welterweight division.

MANILA – Zach Bryant Barquera, a 2nd-year BS-Agribusiness student, representing Ormoc City and Arnis de Caballes, clinches a gold finish in the Philippine Eskrima Kali Arnis Federation (PEKAF) Battle of Champions 2023, held at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium, Rizal Memorial Sports Complex, Manila on February 26, 2023. 

The Philippines as a basketball-loving nation surely is looking forward to the upcoming 2023 FIBA World Cup as the country co-hosts the 19th edition of the quadrennial tournament together with Japan and Indonesia.

SOGOD – The VSU Pythons Men’s Basketball Team locked a 3rd place finish after a dominating 30-point victory over BiPSU (94-64) in the battle-for-third today at 8:30 am, of the Inter-University Basketball Tournament held at the Multi-Purpose Court of Southern Leyte State University (SLSU) Main Campus, Sogod, Southern Leyte.

Benedict Cruto, a 1st-year BS-Computer Science student, representing team Heavy Metal Tacloban, clinches silver and bronze medals in 105 weight class; junior and novice category during the recently concluded Regionals Powerlifting Association of the Philippines (PAP) held at Robinsons North Tacloban, March 4-5, 2023.

Kevin Durant, who is a 13-time all-star, 2-time Finals MVP, and a league MVP, is officially now a member of the newly revitalized Phoenix Suns team as they soared over the Charlotte Hornets with a 105-91 victory at 10 am on Thursday, March 2, 2023, PHT. Durant didn’t miss a beat by scoring 23 points, dishing out two (2) assists, and grabbing six (6) rebounds in 27 minutes of playing time.

Dean of Students Prof. Loreto addresses the confusion about CHED's one-time grant.

The secretariat’s overall tallies and rankings do not reflect how the schools really performed.