๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ ๐๐ ๐๐๐๐ |ย Dismantling stereotypes and forging warriors for democracy, the Tarlac Agricultural University (TAU) - College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) in collaboration with student organization Mulat TAU: Debate Society awakens the political spirit of TAU students through a seminar titled โMAKIALAM TAU: A Voter Education Seminarโ at the TAU Student and Alumni Center - Amphitheater, 24 April.
The forum includes discussions on the importance of young people's vote, breaking the stigma on women's participation in politics, and addressing the studentโs queries about the midyear election.
๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ ๐๐ ๐๐๐๐ | To equip the campus journalists of Tarlac Agricultural University (TAU) with tools needed to thrive in a fast-paced modern world, the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS), spearheaded by its Dean Dr. Sherwin S. Alar, conducts a seminar titled โInkredible Ink: The New Age of Campus Journalismโ at the Bamboo Training Center (BTC), 24 April.
Aiming to provide student writers and social media moderators with a comprehensive understanding of both traditional reporting and modern digital storytelling techniques, said event features in-house speakers who introduce the blending of traditional reporting with cutting-edge digital storytelling.
The Tarlac Agricultural University (TAU) Planning and Development Office (PDO) in collaboration with the Office of Vice President for Research, Extension and Training, College of Engineering and Technology (CET) - Computer Studies Department, CET Student Council, and DevCon Pampanga Chapter, participated in the localized celebration of 2025 National Innovation Day (NID) through a forum at the TAU Student and Alumni Center Amphitheater, 21 April.
Reinforcing its vision to emerge as a global leader in smart agriculture and bioresources research, TAU invited resource speakers who highlighted cutting-edge technologies and research initiatives.ย
During the morning session, Mr. Jay Marc Valdez, Associate Manager for Data Engineering from DXC Technology, mentioned about lifeโs challenges and encouraged the students to pursue innovation through perseverance and dedication before the presentation of team 403-Access Denied, who won the Hackathon Trailblazer Award.
In addition, Mr. Adrian L. Cruz,ย Digital Transformation Manager from Google Philippines, demonstrated how generative AI can revolutionize crop management, resource efficiency, and responsible usage of AI in education followed by the presentation of Team RedLine, the winner of Hackathon Innovator Award, presented its output.
Following the informative presentations during the morning forum, an open discussion was also facilitated by the key speakers, to address the queries of listeners.
The afternoon session continued with presentations of milestones in biotechnology and root crop productivity by TAU experts Dr. Maria Elena T. Caguioa and Ms. Aira F. Waje, who showcased sustainable solutions. These were followed by a discussion led by Team Nexus, Hackathon Vanguard Awardee, highlighting their project, and a presentation on engineering innovations outlined by Engr. Mary Grace N. Semilla with the topic โAtmometer-based Irrigation System.โย
During the closing remarks, Dr. Eugene S. Valeriano, PDO Director, representing Dr. Leonell P. Lijauco, Vice President for Planning and Quality Assurance (VPPQA), emphasized that National Innovation Day celebrates the bold ideas that propel the nation forward. He expressed profound gratitude to the speakers and to the Universityโs facilitators for spearheading the event. โMay this 2025 NID celebration cultivate the ideas into tangible solutions where our student innovators can together build a SMARTer, more sustainable TAU,โ he stated.
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Concerned officials and coaches from participating regions gather at the Camiguin Gymnasium, 22 April,ย for a crucial solidarity meeting ahead of the National SCUAA Games opening.ย
The assembly focuses on finalizing competition schedules, clarifying rules and regulations, and streamlining event protocols to ensure fair and well-coordinated games. Said meeting also emphasizes teamwork and inter-regional collaboration, with discussions focused on athletesโ safety, logistics, and unified game standards.
The school grounds of Yumbing National High School in Mambajao, Camiguin bursts to life as the Central Luzon delegation is welcomed with traditional and modern performances. Each song and dance is a tribute to the rich heritage of this tropical paradise. Students sway like coconut palms in the sea breeze, while guests, including the 24-strong TAU contingent, watch with beaming smiles, setting the tone for the upcoming SCUAA National Games.
As the final bow draws applause, the air fills with the mouthwatering aroma of local delicacies. Teachers and visitors mingle freely, weaving connections as nuanced as the taste of sweets and lansones, honeyed yet tart, with a whisper of musk lingering long after the last bite.
