Following a 15-year hiatus, the 6th edition of the Grand Kaugmaran Festival Street Dancing and Showdown 2024 was relaunched by the Institute of Human Kinetics (IHK) to celebrate the Visayas State University (VSU) Centennial Founding Anniversary featuring contingents from five VSU campuses and one from Ormoc City last April 26, at the VSU Main Campus Grounds.

As the centennial week draws near, various activities bring in a hailstorm of celebrations for its students. Viscans watched in bated breath with the official opening of Centennial Booths to the public, marked with a short program held yesterday, April 15 at the Visayas State University (VSU) Upper Oval track. 

Following the “peeping” incident in the female dormitory yesterday, the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs and Services (OVPSAS) and the Security Office urged Viscans to directly report such incidents for them to conduct immediate actions.

Visayas State University (VSU) Grand Centennial Fun Run and Half-Marathon recorded a historic high turnout of participants, with almost 3,000 runners joining the event, held last April 21 at the VSU Upper Oval Grounds with routes encompassing nearby communities in Baybay.

The Security office identified a 30-year-old PPO contract worker at Visayas State University (VSU) as the culprit in the reported stealing incidents at Calachuchi Dormitoryand Camia Dormitory, following a self-confession during the investigation conducted by the Security Office, as per the incident report on March 24. 

Viscans jammed to a series of musical performances as the VSU Baybay University Student Supreme Council (USSC) proudly presented a post-Valentine’s concert aptly titled "FLAMES," instilling a spirit of celebration and inclusivity last February 16, at the VSU Gymnatorium. 

As a time for grooves and jam with the music swaying away from academic loads, the University Supreme Student Council (USSC) presented the Y2K Students’ Night as part of the Visayas State University (VSU) Centennial Anniversary celebration, last April 21 at the VSU Upper Oval. 

Stolen money, untraced clothes, and missing gadgets in the hallway are among the few hurdles occupants face in most dormitories inside the Visayas State University (VSU), as proven by the recent incidents reported in the vicinity.

Amid corruption rumors, former president Gardon reappears to grant an interview with Amaranth in an effort to clear out the issue. The USSC follows suit to clarify the matter.