VSU combats the spread of HIV/AIDS through peer education

The Visayas State University’s primary health care service provider, the University Services for Health, Emergency and Rescue (USHER), held a three-day peer educator training on January 19 to 21, 2022 at the Center for Continuing Education (CCE) building.

From academe to local politics: the transition of Dr. Jose L. Bacusmo

After spending four decades of his professional journey at the Visayas State University, Dr. Jose L. Bacusmo is now ready to face a brand new challenge—a career leap from the academe to the world of local politics.

LNU taps VSU Media Team for PR and media prod workshop

Training participants are actively discussing their story pitches to develop more news and feature content for the LNU website. Photo courtesy of the LNU-PAO.

AD Scientific Index ranks VSU as 15th best university in PH; Devcom Prof Emeritus as top cited scientist

The Alper-Dodger (AD) Scientific Index rated VSU as the 15th top university in the Philippines for its January 29, 2022 edition.

IN PHOTOS: First look at the newly renovated VSU student services hub

Upon entering the new student services hub of the VSU Main Campus, this spacious lobby will serve as the new waiting area for students who wish to set an appointment with the Dean of Students.

The Office of the Dean of Students (ODS) has finally completed its renovation which transforms their previous headquarters into a cozier and more student-friendly facility that can be enjoyed by all Viscans once limited face-to-face classes kick off.

VSU Devcom partners with ABSCBN for #Halalan2022 news coverage

The VSU Department of Development Communication (DDC) joins 56 other private and public organizations that signed up with ABSCBN Integrated News and Current Affairs for a wider coverage of the upcoming May 2022 elections.

Southern Leyte gov’t taps VSU for agricultural rehabilitation after Typhoon Odette

VSU Extension Director Dr. Antonio P. Abamo meets with Governor Damian G. Mercado to discuss short and long term plans for agricultural recovery and rehabilitation of Southern Leyte. Photo by Jason Aroy.

With massive damage brought by Typhoon Odette in both infrastructure and livelihood, the provincial government of Southern Leyte taps the expertise of the Visayas State University to rehabilitate the agricultural sector that was severely devastated by the recent natural disaster.

IN PHOTOS: VSU pursues various relief efforts for affected students and other victims of Typhoon Odette

VSU President Edgardo E. Tulin leads the distribution of food packs in Bontoc, Southern Leyte during the second wave of relief distribution for affected students of Typhoon Odette.