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The VSU Alumni Association Inc. (VSUAAI) recognized six outstanding alumni of the university who have an exemplary track record in leading various institutions.

The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) recognized VSU as center of excellence, and development in three programs, May 17, at the CHEd auditorium in Manila.

If you did not attend the homecoming, here’s what you missed:

VSU President Dr. Edgardo Tulin and his family, friends, and colleagues gathered May 15, for the blessing of the newly-renovated presidential cottage.

It has long been a dilemma of members of the student council to encourage active participation of students to extra-curricular activities. Faced by a difficulty, student officers have resorted into collecting fines from students who do not attend important assemblies.

Although widely practiced by organizations in the university, collecting fines has faced a lot of criticism. Now, the College of Engineering (CoE) has found a way around the problem by hitting two birds with one stone. The solution: donations, not fines.

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.