On 30 April 2025, the University declared a Day of Pause, a dedicated moment for students, faculty, and staff to step away from their daily routines and embrace rest, reflection, and renewal. At the heart of this initiative stood SPOTLIGHT II – a series of notable musical numbers from broadway favorites presented by SLU Center for Culture and the Arts (CCA).
Saint Louis University (SLU) celebrated a day of profound gratitude and achievement on 8 April 8 2025, marking the 33rd Sacerdotal Anniversary of its President, the blessing of the new Fr. Theophile Verbist Hall at its DoT-accredited SHMC medical tourism center.
On 21 March 2025, it was the Fr. Joseph Van den Daelen- Center for Culture and Arts (CCA) Theater stage that lit up both hearts and passions in an exuberance of melodies, colors, movements, harmonies, and voices in the Second Festival of Champions – a celebration of artistic expression at its finest.
Saint Louis University’s Center for Culture and the Arts (SLU-CCA) brought together a vibrant celebration of Thespian prowess in its hosting of the much-awaited Drama Festival 2025 at the Fr. Joseph Van den Daelen Theater on 19 March 2025.
The Fr. Joseph Van den Daelen CICM, CCA Theater transcended with energy and passion as Saint Louis University (SLU) once again transformed into a vibrant stage for the 2025 Dance Festival. Louisians converged, unleashing a dazzling display and solidifying the institution’s commitment to artistic excellence.
Saint Louis University’s Center for Culture and the Arts (SLU-CCA) presented a captivating Music Festival 2025, filling the Fr. Joseph Van den Daelen Theater with pristine rhythms and rich timbres across diverse octaves.
The Saint Louis University Center for Culture and the Arts (SLU-CCA) is set to grace the competitive stage once again, returning to the vibrant Grand Street Dance Parade of the Panagbenga Festival on 22 February 2025. As Louisian cultural ambassadors, they join in the city’s celebration, ready to blossom beyond boundaries.
Saint Louis University Center for Culture and the Arts (SLU CCA) once again invigorated the streets of Baguio, proudly representing then Kafagway or the country’s Summer Capital during the Cordillera Festival of Festivals 2024 on October 18, 2024.
In an effort to conserve the diverse cultural heritage embedded in Philippine Folk Dances, the Philippine Folk Dances Society-Cordillera Administrative Region (PFDS-CAR), in partnership with Saint Louis University’s Center for Culture and the Arts (SLU-CCA), orchestrated a three-day Regional Folk Dance Workshop 2023 at the Prince Bernhard Gymnasium from 16 to 18 November 2023.
‘Entablado’ has been offering a captivating glimpse into the rich tapestry of human experience, exploring various themes, characters, and narratives. The production has endured the test of time, showcasing the universality of human emotions and the complexities of human relationships.