The Visayas Consortium for Agriculture, Aquatic and Resources Program (ViCAARP) hosted by VSU, entered into an agreement that will revive and strengthen its partnerships with state colleges and universities, and agencies in Region VIII.

Swimming with fins is no longer just for mermaids and mermen.

Finswimming, a sport which literally translates to ‘swimming with fins’, finds its way to the Visayas State University (VSU) through the initiative of the Institute of Human Kinetics (IHK).

In partnership with the Philippine Finswimming Federation Inc., IHK has just finished its first Finswimming Instructors’ Course on May 10 to 12 at the VSU Olympic Pool.

The Commission on Higher Education has released the first batch of approved nominees for scholarships for graduate studies. Here’s the list of the nominees from VSU:

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The Korean government has donated assorted seeds of vegetables and spices to the provincial government of Leyte for victims of supertyphoon Yolanda (Haiyan). The typhoon caused several damages in the agricultural sector during its landfall on November 8, 2013.

VSU earned an institutional passing rate of 87.5% after seven out of eight takers passed the May 2016 Civil Engineer Licensure Examination.

The Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture (SEARCA) and the VSU-hosted Visayas Consortium for Agriculture and Aquatic Resources Program (VICAARP) forged agreement with the local government of Inopacan, Leyte, March 31, to implement the project that will promote sustainable agriculture and rural development.

Looking for a worthwhile place to travel this summer? Why not visit VSU which also means Philippines’ Very Scenic University?

VSU is a school blessed by rich terrestrial and aquatic resources. It is indeed, a PARADISE. Its 1,479-hectare campus is strategically located between the lush green forest of the majestic Mt. Pangasugan in the east and the clear blue waters of the Camotes Sea in the west.