The 15th Eurasia Forum for Social Workers, held in the vibrant Province of Chonburi, Thailand, came to a close on 22 March 2024, after three days of insightful discussions, workshops, and networking opportunities. The event, which brought together social work professionals, academics, and policymakers from across the Eurasian region, aimed to explore innovative approaches to addressing social challenges and promoting sustainable development.
Project ARCHIE (Agri Robot for Crop Health in Insect Control), a capstone project and invention of Engr. Carol Bernadette Domalsin, who emanated from the Saint Louis University Master in Manufacturing Engineering and Management program of the School of Advanced Studies, was among the top 8 projects of Times Higher Education (THE) Awards Asia 2024 Research Project of the Year for Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences.
The Baguio Association of Government Grantees and Scholars (BAGGS) hosted Lumikha: Hope through Art, a paint-for-a-cause held at SLU Incubator for Research, Innovation, and Business (SIRIB Center), Otto Hahn Building, Saint Louis University Main Campus. The event was held on 28 April from 1:30 PM to 5:00 PM. The event aimed to foster creative thinking and promote social impact through the power of visual storytelling.
On 26 April 2024, Saint Louis University participated in the “Pakaistoryaan Author Book Talk” and launch of trauma journalist Patricia Evangelista’s book “Some People Need Killing” (SPNK) held at the UC Theater, University of the Cordilleras, Baguio City. Atty. Shellah Yzanne P. Merced, SLU Vice President for Administration, led the third and fourth year BA Communication students, as well as representatives from White and Blue, the official student publication of SLU.
The University Information Office (UIO) of Saint Louis University embarked on a collaborative initiative with Mary Hill Retreat House aimed at enhancing its marketing strategies and social media presence to bolster its visibility and operational efficiency as a Congregation of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (CICM) Mission Center.
With a heart of compassion and service, Rev. Fr. Gilbert’s dedication to the precepts of the Word and to the mandate of the CICM vision and mission expanded borders in the mission field, embodying two core creeds embedded in the Louisian identity: Sapientia Aedificat and Misio et Excellentia – “Wisdom Builds” and “Mission and Excellence.”
From 20 to 21 April 2024, Saint Louis University (SLU) engaged with over a hundred educators and American English Program alumni from all over the Philippines during the official launch of the American English Alumni Association of the Philippines Inc. (AEAAP), also known as AE Alumni PH.
Global Goals in the Care of our Common Home: A Catholic Response Over 200 faculty and students from the nine member-countries of the Association of the Southeast and East Asian Catholic Colleges and Universities (ASEACCU) –Australia, Cambodia, Indonesia, Japan, Macau, Korea, Philippines, Taiwan and Thailand – arrived in Baguio City, Philippines to participate in the…
Saint Louis University (SLU) held the opening ceremony of the four-day Internationalization Week organized by the Office of Global Relations and Alumni Affairs (OGRAA) on 23 April 2024 at the Fr. Francis Gevers Hall, Diego Silang Building, SLU Main Campus. With the theme, “Celebrating Diversity, Connecting Cultures,” international students, school administrators, faculty members and promoters of internationalization took part in the celebration of the pursuit and accomplishments of internationalization.
On 17 April 2024, Saint Louis University (SLU) held the opening ceremony of the two-day annual Innovation in Creative, Research, Extensions, and Technology (iCREaTe) through its University Research Innovation Center (UnRIC). Themed “Seeds of Sustainability: Cultivating Young Minds for Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Impact: the event gathered the Lousian community to showcase their creative and innovative research outputs, fostering a sense of responsibility to contribute to global sustainability.