The University Supreme Student Council-Baybay launched a survey on September 6 to gather student feedback on the National Service Training Program (NSTP), following the circulation of alleged student welfare concerns involving the Visayas State University Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (VSU-ROTC) online.

The Centicore Vanguard emerged victorious at this year's Ginoong Malakas at Binibining Maganda 2024 pageant. From this unrivaled faction hails both the finest beauty and the most formidable might. As they passionately share the advocacies that resonate deeply within their hearts, let us delve deeper into their journey of personifying the true spirit of a vanguard, one who loudly and proudly spark change.

Attended by almost 200 faculty, the World Teacher’s Day event was spearheaded by the VSU Faculty Advancement Network (VSU FAN) with the assistance of the University Supreme Student Council (USSC) and student leaders from different colleges at the RDE Hall last Wednesday, October 3.

The University Supreme Student Council (USSC) – Baybay Campus released its amended Constitution and By-Laws (CBL) on Saturday, August 29, ahead of its scheduled plebiscite on Wednesday, September 2.

The revised CBL introduces a defined legislative body within the student government, strengthens the student Bill of Rights, and formally includes the College of Medicine in student representation.

After Tropical Storm Kristine caused its delay, the Salingkusog fever is back on a high as the opening ceremony for this year’s intramural games officially set the stage for sportsmanship and camaraderie today, October 28, at the Visayas State University (VSU) Upper Oval.

The new guidelines in question impose that only students who have passed all first and second year subjects are eligible to partake in the annual pinning ceremony. The information about this new change was only officially disseminated last August of this year. 

Visayas State University’s (VSU) President Dr. Prose Ivy G. Yepes delivered her second State of the University Address (SOUA) during the 2025 Academic Convocation attended by the VSU community on August 20 at the VSU Gymnatorium.

In her opening remarks, President Yepes highlighted the university’s continuing strong commitment to research and extension in response to the needs of the people, uplifting both livelihoods and communities.

President Yepes began her speech by reflecting on VSU's Centennial Celebration, marking a century of dedication to education and community, with events like the Kaugmaran Festival, Aquathlon, Fun Run, UGMAD Awards, Partner’s Day, and the Outstanding Viscans Awards. 

This year’s theme, “Thread of Togetherness: Weaving Unity Beyond Diversity,” hopes to explore while celebrating the rich tapestry of what the unique Mulberrian community offers.