Visayas State University launched its newest VSU Story during the start of the AACCUP Institutional Accreditation, highlighting the importance of systems in place that brought it through the pandemic.

PhilRootcrops Assistant Director Marlon M. Tambis is joined by representatives of Food for the Hungry Philippines and some local officials for the launching of the Farmers and Fisherfolk’s Center in Marabut, Samar.

VSU President Edgardo E. Tulin is now set to take on another national leadership role as he was unanimously elected as President and Chairman of the country’s biggest accreditation body for state universities and colleges.

The Visayas State University achieves another milestone as it continues to expand its international engagements with more institutions in Southeast Asia, this time by strengthening its previous relationship with the University of Jember (UNEJ) in Indonesia

Real-life education should continue despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

Informed of the importance of practical experiences that can only be learned in the field, the College of Education (CEd) deployed a total of 311 student teachers who are expected to serve more than 80 public schools spread across the 93 barangays of Baybay City.

The five-day grueling week is done and the VSU community is now excited for the release of official results.

Culminating the 98th VSU Founding Anniversary, the Farmers and Fisherfolks’ Day 2022 (FFD) was capped with the honoring of outstanding people and organizations here in Eastern Visayas who continue to make agriculture and environmental conservation efforts sustainable.