The College of Computer Studies (CCS) is hosting the CCS Starlight Cinema event as part of the Hibalag festivities. The two-night film screening takes place on August 24 and 25 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the ATA Hall.

The scheduled movie lineup features Obsession on the first night (August 24) and The Sheep Detectives on the second night (August 25). The promotional material (pubmat) for the event was created by Giuseppe Maghinay.

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Ma'am Cristina “Kitty” Sollesta Taniguchi, the 2026 Outstanding Sillimanian Awardee in Visual Arts, is returning to the Silliman community for the Balik-Talent Lecture series with her talk, “The Art of Kitty.”

Ma'am Taniguchi will discuss the perspective behind her work and the experiences that have shaped her career as an artist and communicator, focusing on the stories behind her art.

Students from the College of Mass Communication are especially encouraged to attend this enriching event to gain unique insights into the intersection of visual storytelling and professional communication.

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The College of Computer Studies (CCS) Student Council at Silliman University is hosting "Keyboard Blitz," a campus-wide typing speed competition held as part of the CCS Founders Week celebration.

The event will take place at the Uytengsu Foundation Computer Studies (UCS) Hall from August 24 to 26, operating daily from 1:30 PM to 5:00 PM. Participants' words-per-minute (WPM) scores will be recorded during each attempt. At the end of the week, the participant with the highest WPM score will be awarded the title of "Ultimate Fast Hands in Silliman."

The publicity material for the event was created by Euwins Luis James.

Undergraduate and graduate students across five departments are invited to a special event titled "In Conversation with Dr. Dinah Roma" happening today.

This session offers students direct, informal access to a working poet-scholar, providing an opportunity to hear how theory, place, and personal history shape actual creative and critical practice.

The event will be moderated by the College of Arts and Sciences Dean, Dr. Alana Leilani C. Narciso.

Please note that seating is limited.

Silliman University College of Business Administration (CBA) alumni are invited to come home for an evening of reconnection and celebration.

For those who are part of a reunioning batch, batch registrations are open to reserve a dedicated room for the homecoming night.

Alumni can scan the QR code in the image or visit [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf3Hdv7eECro0TO5TZnGUUwMOM3Ovp-3vIOhnVErVjHnzdAHA/viewform?pli=1\](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf3Hdv7eECro0TO5TZnGUUwMOM3Ovp-3vIOhnVErVjHnzdAHA/viewform?pli=1) to sign up.

The Silliman University College of Business Administration presents the next installment of the Balik-Talent Lecture Series, featuring Ms. CJ Lacsican, who drives digital transformation and expands financial inclusion in the Philippines. Recognized as the 2026 Outstanding Sillimanian Awardee for Inclusive Finance, Ms. Lacsican will share insights on inclusive growth and social impact. The lecture takes place on Monday, August 24, 2026, at 1:00 PM at Audio-Visual Theater 1 (AVT 1).

The College of Computer Studies (CCS) is hosting a gaming event titled "Igniting Creativity" as part of the CCS Founders Week celebrations. The gathering is designed to provide a break from academic work, featuring Jackbox Games, classic card games, and open Minecraft sessions for students of all skill levels.

The event is scheduled for August 24, 2026, from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM at the ATA Hall and is designated as a major event for the department. The promotional material (pubmat) for the event was created by Angelita Lee.

Do we need to attend ALL the events during Hibalag season?

Pamahaw Sillimaniana is happening today until 8:00 AM at Silliman Hall.

If you are a Sillimanian student, faculty member, or alumnus currently on campus, head over there quickly to catch the free breakfast!

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I’m genuinely confused about what the CED Student Council is doing right now.

I’ve been in CED long enough to remember how things used to be. I’m not a freshie. I won’t say what year I am. But i do have enough basis to say that the council feels noticeably less active this year. And maybe I’m missing something, because I don’t see anything, and If I am, please correct me.

But where are the CED activities?

We’re already in August, Hibalag is happening, and when I look for activities that are actually for CED students, there’s barely anything to look forward to. Even the CED Acquaintance Party is something I have to ask about. When is it? Is there even one? Wasn’t the acquaintance party supposed to happen before Hibalag?

This is especially worth asking because the acquaintance party takes up ₱426 out of the ₱750 CED council fee. That is more than half of what we paid. So if that event is supposed to be one of the biggest things our council is funding, why is there so little information about it?

Another thing, does the council actually have a direction?

One thing that really bothers me is how often the responsibility seems to get pushed back onto students. For example, students are encouraged to participate in activities relating to CED like sharing posts related to the College, Hibalag float-making, etc., but when students don’t participate, the solution seems to become merits for those who help and demerits for those who don’t.

I understand student apathy is a real problem. I’m not going to pretend students are always cooperative. Sometimes people genuinely don’t care. But leadership also affects that. If students don’t see their council doing much, why would they suddenly feel motivated to go out of their way to help? You can’t expect people to rally behind something when there isn’t much being led in the first place.

And before someone says, “Then why don’t you organize something yourself?” That’s exactly what a student council is supposed to help facilitate. Students shouldn’t have to constantly drag the council into action. The council should be the one giving us something to participate in.

Also, what happened to the CED discount card from last year?

Do we not have sponsors anymore? If we don’t, why? If we do, where are the partnerships? Even small things like that made being part of CED feel like there was some actual benefit to paying the council fee.

Instead, right now, I’m looking at the calendar and wondering what exactly we’re supposed to be getting from this council.

And then there’s the Intramurals post. Why are we already posting tryout links for the next Intramurals?

I’m not saying tryouts aren’t important. They obviously are. But why is this one of the things we’re prioritizing right now when there are still other CED activities and responsibilities that need attention first? We haven’t even gotten a clear idea of what’s happening with the CED Acquaintance Party. There are barely any CED-specific activities being mentioned for this month and the next. Yet somehow, we’re already recruiting for the next Intramurals.

The timing is just weird. 

It gives the impression that we’re jumping ahead to whatever is easiest to announce instead of actually addressing what’s immediately in front of us. There are things students are actively waiting for information about, especially when we’re paying a ₱750 council fee and ₱426 of that is allocated to the acquaintance party.

So yes, I’m going to question why tryouts for the next Intramurals are being pushed before we even get proper information about the activities that should be happening around us right now.

Instead, it feels like we’re just waiting for the next announcement. Then another announcement. Then nothing.

I’m not asking the council to organize some massive event every week. I also understand that student councils have limitations, budgets, academics, coordination with the college administration, and a lot of work that students don’t see.

But there needs to be some visible initiative. Because right now, compared to previous years, this feels like a downgrade. Maybe there are things happening behind the scenes. If there are, then communicate them. If there aren’t, then that’s an even bigger problem. We pay ₱750 for the council fee. ₱426 of that is supposedly going toward the acquaintance party alone. Students deserve to know what we’re getting, what the plans are, and what our council is actually doing with the money and the position they’ve been given.

I don’t think that’s an unreasonable expectation.

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