DLH holds Buklugan 2025, honors Nora Aunor’s legacy
The University of Northern Philippines’ Department of Languages and Humanities recently held Buklugan 2025, where students displayed artistic performances, while also paying tribute to the
The College of Art and Sciences (CAS) Week Celebration commemorates the day when the institution was founded. It celebrates diversity in all forms, harmony through differences. It also imparts to every member of the community the spirit of togetherness. This celebration seeks to ensure that every stakeholder takes part and is recognized.
As a tradition of commemorating the excellent service of the College to its students, faculty, staff, University officials, and the community, the College of Arts and Sciences celebrates the annual Festival of the Arts and Sciences. This activity creates an impact on the students as they gear up to become responsible leaders within the community and prime contributors of change in society as creative and productive citizens. It also strengthens the camaraderie of the different programs of the College towards its vision and mission of being an excellent academic institution, as well as developing the instruction, extension, research, creativity, and advocacy functions of the College and its stakeholders.
The Festival of the Arts and Sciences is a step in building a firm foundation of the community through its undergraduate and graduate programs. This celebration focuses on human, social, and natural sciences wherein students get to develop their competence in fields of specialization and creates a sense of social responsibility on a local and global scale.
The University of Northern Philippines’ Department of Languages and Humanities recently held Buklugan 2025, where students displayed artistic performances, while also paying tribute to the
The University of Northern Philippines (UNP), through its College of Arts and Sciences, led the Global Conversation Series on Health and Well-being, an international hybrid
Transcending local boundaries, Dr. Novie Ada Urbis, a faculty from the University of Northern Philippines College of Arts and Sciences, continues to share her story
To further uphold the essence of environmental protection and sustainability, students from the University of Northern Philippines Bachelor of Arts in Communication Program through the
The Bachelor of Arts in Communication through the Association of Communication Enthusiasts (ACE) launched its annual COMMference at the University of Northern Philippines (UNP) Auditorium
The Master of Art in Guidance and Counseling (MAGC) students of the College of Arts and Sciences, in collaboration with the Student Welfare Services Offices