On 23 March 2024, the SLU-SOM Rotaract Club of Baguio embarked on a noble mission to provide essential healthcare services and promote education in the heart of Benguet, Philippines. Spearheading a Medical Outreach program at Gold Creek Elementary School in Ucab, Itogon, the club showcased the power of collaborative efforts in uplifting communities and addressing fundamental needs.
Saint Louis University’s (SLU) Extension initiative, the Benguet Coffee Project (BCP), entered its second phase on 1 May 2024 through a collaborative partnership with the Domolpos Ansipsip Ancestral Domain Indigenous People Organization (DAAD-IPO).
This March 2024, the SLU YCE embarked on a mission to bring the vitality of nature into the heart of campus life. Thanks to the collaborative efforts with the SLU Campus Planning, Maintenance, and Security Department (CPMSD), the organization is already distributing 50 Snake Plants across various comfort rooms at the Main Campus.
In celebration of Heart Month, the Rotaract Club of Baguio SLU-School of Medicine holds a hands only CPR Training in partnership with the Philippine Heart Association Baguio-Benguet Chapter on 18 February 2024 at the Beneco Function Hall. This training aimed to empower individuals with the lifesaving skills needed to respond effectively to cardiac emergencies.
The Saint Louis University (SLU) Youth Council of Ecolodians (YCE) has officially initiated their innovative project known as “Project Moss”, spearheaded by the passionate environmental advocate and SLU YCE Former President, Frank Christopher D. Pacio.
In a collaborative effort of Saint Louis University, the School of Engineering and Architecture (SEA), Electrical Engineering Department, under the Community Extension and Outreach Programs Office (CEOPO) with the Parish Pastoral Council of the SLU Saint Aloysius Gonzaga Parish, spearheaded a transformative project aimed at enhancing safety and sustainability within Barangay Happy Hollow, Baguio City…
The Banangan Women from Banangan, Sablan, Benguet, made significant strides in their community through entrepreneurship and craftsmanship, showcasing their culinary talents during the 7th CICM Friendship Meet held from 19-23 February 2024, in Saint Louis University. This event did not only highlight their skills but also emphasized the importance of local women in fostering community engagement and economic development through innovative food products and traditional recipes.
Dr. Racquel T. Chua-Barcelo, researcher and professor of Biology at the School of Nursing, Allied Health, and Biological Sciences (SONAHBS), was recognized as the 2023 Best Mentor in Health Research (Undergraduate Category) in Cordillera for her active participation and commitment to advancing healthcare knowledge.
The Secretary of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST), Dr. Renato U. Solidum, Jr., along with the members of DOST Executive Committee graced Saint Louis University with their presence on 11 January 2023 at the Fr. Francis Gevers Hall to visit the approved DOST-assisted and DOST-Grants-in-Aid-funded project (DOST GIA), “Improving the livelihood of MSMEs through Cable Supported Water and Transport Infrastructure.”
In line with Saint Louis University’s commitment to sustainability that goes beyond academic pursuits, its University Research and Innovation Center (UnRIC) conducted a training session titled “Beyond Limits: Unleashing the Boundaries of Research and Innovation for Maximum Impact” on 10 January 2024 that centered on the importance of research publication and innovation in sustainable gastronomy and food upcycling.