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Did you know?
Today marks the 160th birthday of Apolinario Mabini.
Known by his nicknames “Pule'' and "Katabay,” meaning the observant one, he was given it during the lodge of the Philippine Masonry.

Born on July 23, 1864, in Tanauan, Batangas. He was the second of eight children of an illiterate peasant and a public market vendor. He took a Bachelor of Arts, but due to poverty, he decided to stop, but when he overcame it, he became a lawyer.

In 1895, his health slowly deteriorated, and he got arrested in the case of a rebellion. The people called him “The Sublime Paralytic."

From his hammock and rattan chair, Mabini helped shape the first Philippine republic under the late President Emilio Aguinaldo. Unable to fight on the battlefield due to paralysis on both legs, he instead used his brilliance through his written works to inspire Filipinos to pursue the struggle for Philippine independence.

Let us remember his legacy, which serves as a reminder that genuine strength rests in the power of the mind.





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“Papel na Kwarto”

Thin paper walls

Memories written in each corner, delicate to the touch

A room made out of paper.

As random as it may be, the walls are damp, wet, and stained from previous water drips.

The air is moist and full of nostalgia.

A room made out of delicate memories

Dry spots from happy thoughts

Stains from past traumas

And wet spots from current battles

The room is delicate

The person who lives in it is delicate

The room is made out of paper.

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Embrace your own talents and let the world see your crafts as we celebrate International Youth Skills Day!

It is a day that seeks to remind the world about the potential that the youth has across the globe and how important skills development is in making sure that the youth has the best chance at the future that they want.

The World Youth Skills Day is a day that seeks to draw attention to the need to prepare the youths for the future through provision of relevant skills. These are the fundamental skills starting from technical and vocational education up to digital literacy, problem solving, and creativity.

To all the young dreamers out there: Your skills, creativity, and determination are very important. Continue striving for the unknown, expanding the frontiers, and leaving your imprint to the world. As you have seen, the future belongs to you and with the right skills, there is no task that cannot be accomplished.

Together, let’s build a better future where every young people can unleash their potential and gain the necessary skills. Wishing everyone a Happy World Youth Skills Day!





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"Your expertise can drive innovation, solve complex problems, and create a more sustainable world—a future for generations to come,” said Coun. Julienne Alyson Rae ‘Aly’ Medalla in her inspirational message during the recognition ceremony for outstanding graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology who earned Latin honors on June 24, 2024.

University President Dr. Theresita V. Atienza led the ceremony with inspiring opening remarks wherein she quoted, “Sa QCU, malayo ang tingin, malayo ang tanaw,” emphasizing that QCians not only dream, but they also do initiatives to achieve their dreams, underscoring a promising future for QCians. Coun. Aly Medalla followed with a speech that inspired both students and parents.

The highlight of the ceremony featured students who earned Summa Cum Laude and Magna Cum Laude receiving their awards on stage alongside their parents and guardians. Angelo Gabriel A. Geulin, Magna Cum Laude, delivered entertaining but inspiring words of appreciation to his fellow graduates, reminiscing about his past few challenging years in QCU amid the pandemic of COVID-19.

University Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. Bradford Antonio Martinez delivered the closing remarks, concluding the ceremony by noting that the awards and achievements reflected the students’ years of hard work and determination.

The recognition ceremony honored outstanding graduating students from the College of Business Administration and Accountancy (CBAA) on June 21, 2024, at the Quezon City University (QCU) Auditorium.

For the morning session, Professor Lalaine Josefa L. Carrao led the ceremony with heartfelt welcome remarks, congratulating the students and their parents for their perseverance despite facing various challenges. Councilor Ramon “Ram” Medalla was then given the platform to deliver inspirational messages to encourage the students on the path that they will be facing on their post-graduation journey.

The highlight of the ceremony followed—the awarding and recognition of graduating students who earned Latin Honors and a leadership award. Afterwards, John Paul Soriano from the Bachelor of Science in Accountancy, magna cm laude and recipient of the Manuel Luis Quezon Youth Leadership Award for the Batch Marilag, shared an uplifting message, detailing his college journey and expressing gratitude to those who supported him. To wrap up the ceremony, University Vice President Dr. Bradford Antonio Martinez delivered the closing remarks with warm congratulations.

The afternoon session of the ceremony followed, starting with Dr. Atienza’s welcome remarks. Dr. Atienza expressed her appreciation not only to the students, but also to their parents for their support and encouragement during their studies amidst the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Atienza also encouraged the students to always remember QCU as their alma mater and stepping stone to success.

The ceremony proceeded with the recognition of graduating students who earned Latin honors. Afterwards, Hon. Rizza Ramos Pascual-Bargas delivered an inspirational message on behalf of Congressman Patrick Michael “PM” Vargas.

To conclude the ceremony, John Paul Soriano delivered a moving message for his fellow outstanding graduates and Vice President Dr. Martinez led the closing remarks, congratulating the students for their exemplary performance as students.






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Today, July 07, in the year 1892, Kataas-taasang, Kagalang-galangang Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan or K*K, the organization that sparked the revolution against Spanish rule was founded. A group of Filipinos united by one goal: to free the Philippines from the 300-year colonization of Spain. With Andres Bonifacio as its leader, the Filipinos fought valiantly, giving their blood, sweat, and tears for the noble cause of freedom and independence.

132 years later, let us reflect on the current situation our country is facing. With the ongoing dispute regarding the West Philippine Sea being claimed by another country, harassing both our local fishermen and coast guard, may we remain steadfast in upholding our rights and sovereignty over our own territories.

The K*K helped us gain our independence through force of arms, but that’s not the only solution to every dispute. By being politically and socially aware and active, we can already prove that the spirit of nationalism and patriotism still burns bright within us. Let us not forget the values that the K*K has given us, along with the sacrifices that paved the way for the freedom that we have in this modern day and age; for living a good present and creating a safe future lies in remembering and giving importance to the past.

*K



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The person that we are today is shaped by our past experiences, memories, and interactions. In our individual lives, our pets hold a significant role as our best friends who are there through thick or thin to supply us with barks and meows with a whisper of love. Pet Remembrance Day is a way to celebrate the pets that have crossed the rainbow bridge. Our pets spent their whole lives pouring love and loyalty into ours. Whether they were dogs, cats, rabbits, or any other wonderful companion, their existence acted like a warm blanket that embraced us when everything felt dull and cold.

Sometimes, it might feel unfair and heartbreaking that they left us too early and their lives were too short. However, deep inside our hearts, we know they are looking out for us behind fluffy clouds and will always remain in our hearts. Their memories will always be vivid and happy, giving us moments to reminisce about.

Pet Remembrance Day is a day for mixed emotions for this day allows us to mourn their passing while looking back on the happy moments we shared with them. Today, let us share stories, look through old photos, let the tears fall, and stretch a smile.

QCians, let’s take this moment and remember our best friends in heaven.





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Kamusta kayo, QCians? Ano bang ganaps niyo this academic break?

Vacation mode ka ba ngayon with matching o isa ka rin sa mga nag-staycation? O kaya naman, naghahanap ng trabaho for extra income at ang motto ay, “HUSSLE, HUSSLE, HUSSLE!” Baka naman nag-aadvance study ka na para sa next academic year?

Ano man ang plano mo this acad break, make sure na sulit na sulit ang bawat oras na mayroon ka para makasama ang iyong pamilya at mga kaibigan. ‘Wag din kalimutang huminga nang malalim at magpahinga.

QCians, share niyo naman sa comment section ang plano mo this acad break para may karamay ka sa productivity!

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The Baccalaureate Mass of QCU's Batch Marilag 2024 was held last Monday, June 24, 2024 at San Bartolome De Novaliches Parish. The mass was presided by Fr. John Harvey D. Bagos. The reading was done by QCU President Dr. Theresita V. Atienza and Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Bradford Martinez, while Vice President for Administration and Finance Ms. Pia Angelina Tan led the responsorial psalm.

Graduates from different courses presented symbolic offers. The general intercession was delivered by the student excellence awardees and OIC-Dean Lalaine Carrao, Dean Ryan Arago, Ms. Merly Dela Cruz, and Ms. Maria Teresita Gutierrez

QCU President Dr. Theresita V. Atienza delivered an inspirational message to the graduates, congratulating and praising them for surviving their college life in the midst of the challenges. The mass ended with the recessional and concluding rites.






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What comes after graduation? 😨

QCians, lalo na sa mga fresh graduates, naplano niyo na ba kung anong susunod niyong gagawin after graduation? O hanggang ngayon ay nangangapa pa rin kayo on navigating this new phase of your adulting life?

Kahit sino naman, mag-aalala sa kung anong susunod nilang gagawin sa buhay. Pero kung may maipapayo man kami para sa inyo, that would be, to pause for a moment and take it one step at a time. Alam naman nating lahat na adulthood is a serious matter, pero sana’y ‘wag pa rin natin kalimutang huminga’t maglaan ng oras so we can gather our thoughts and properly plan things ahead.

Sabi nga ng BINI, “Huwag mag-alala, buhay ay ‘di karera!” 🌸

We know it’s tough, pero you’ll make it for sure! It’s better to start slow than to rush things without a proper vision kung saan mo gustong makarating sa buhay; tandaan: in life, direction is better than speed!

Congratulations and good luck on your next journey, graduates!

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To the officers who helped us shape who we are today,

We would like to congratulate and extend our gratitude and appreciation to the officers of Quezon City University Creative Student Society who just graduated as part of Batch Marilag 2024! Your unwavering determination paved the way for your success, and your exceptional leadership filled with passion for creativity inspired us to thrive and reach greater heights in the things we do.

The lessons that you taught us will always be in our hearts, serving as a reminder that no amount of hardships and challenges could withstand a determined and hopeful person. As you leave with dashing lights and flying colors, you can be sure that we will carry on your wills and guide those who came after us, the way you guided us when we first joined this student organization.

As you unfold the next chapter of your life, please know that no matter where you go, you always have us, a family that supports you all the way through on your journey towards success.

Once again, congratulations, and always remember: once a CSS, always a CSS!







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“Nothing can dim the light which shines from within.”
-Maya Angelou

We would like to take this moment to congratulate our fellow QCU Creative Student Society - LIKHA Production members from the Batch Marilag 2024! We have witnessed your growth since you first stepped into our Creative Corner, observing how each task and activity within the organization has allowed you to thrive and showcase the depths of your capabilities. Your adaptability has guided you through ups and downs, shaping you into the individuals you are today. CSS graduates, your contribution and participation will always be cherished. You’re the building blocks of this organization and your CSS family is so proud of you.

We are excited and delighted about the future endeavors beyond CSS that you are planning to pursue. Spread your wings of creativity for the world to see your skills and vision. As you flourish individually, remember that you will always have a home at CSS and your legacy will inspire the current and future CSS members.

Congratulations, mga Ka-CSS!





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Did you know?

The drug problem affects millions, from individuals struggling with addiction to communities dealing with trafficking.

This year's theme, “The evidence is clear: invest in prevention,” highlights the importance of policies based on science, research, and statistics. It is directed at promoting evidence-based policies to combat drug abuse and illicit trafficking.

The International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking highlights the need to treat individuals who use drugs with dignity and compassion. By investing in prevention, we can pave the way for healthier, safer communities worldwide.





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HAPPENING NOW—The Commencement Exercises of Batch Marilag graduating students of Bachelor of Science in Accountancy and Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship with the theme, “Education for Empowerment: Transforming Communities for Sustainable Futures” has officially started at the Smart Araneta Coliseum this afternoon.






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AT THE MOMENT—The Commencement Exercise of graduating students of Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering, Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering, and Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with the theme, “Education for Empowerment: Transforming Communities for Sustainable Future” is currently on going at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.






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, you're invited to our baccalaureate mass tomorrow, June 24th, 8:00 AM, at San Bartolome de Novaliches Parish! 🎓✨

Join us to celebrate your academic journey and reflect on the values that shaped you at Quezon City University. Let's find inspiration for your future endeavors. 🌟

Don't miss this occasion as we prepare for greater excellence and success!

, you're invited to our baccalaureate mass tomorrow, June 24th, 8:00 AM, at San Bartolome de Novaliches Parish! 🎓✨

Join us to celebrate your academic journey and reflect on the values that shaped you at Quezon City University. Let's find inspiration for your future endeavors. 🌟

Don't miss this occasion as we prepare for greater excellence and success!

"The youth is the hope of the nation." - Dr. Jose P. Rizal

🎓✨ Dear graduates, with just TWO days to go, it's time to celebrate the final moments of your college journey! Get ready to step into your future with pride and excitement. 🎉

In just 48 hours, you'll reach the incredible milestone you've worked so hard for.

Congratulations in advance, ! Your moment is almost here! 🎓🌟

Poster and Caption Contributed by: Creative Students’ Society

"The youth is the hope of the nation." - Dr. Jose P. Rizal

🎓✨ Dear graduates, with just TWO days to go, it's time to celebrate the final moments of your college journey! Get ready to step into your future with pride and excitement. 🎉

In just 48 hours, you'll reach the incredible milestone you've worked so hard for.

Congratulations in advance, ! Your moment is almost here! 🎓🌟

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June Solstice is here!

Did you know that today, June 21, isn't just a random date? It's the time of the June solstice! This astronomical event marks the year's peak for sunlight in the Northern Hemisphere, making it the longest day of the year. Meanwhile, for the people residing south of the equator, it's the complete opposite – the shortest day with the least amount of sunshine. This difference is all thanks to Earth's tilt as it journeys around the sun. Pretty amazing, right?

Longer daytime means a good opportunity for outdoor activities! Engage with various recreational activities outside your home and make the most out of this day with your friends and family!

Happy June Solstice, QCians!





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Today, we come together to celebrate Eid al-Adha, the Festival of Sacrifice, which has great spiritual significance in Islam and honors the willingness of Prophet Ibrahim to offer his son as a sacrifice in obedience to Allah.

This holy day emphasizes the virtues of faith, fidelity, and selflessness. May the joy, serenity, and spiritual fulfillment of this Eid al-Adha be extended to our Muslim brothers and sisters worldwide. So, let us honor the values of selflessness, kindness, and harmony that make this day so unique as we unite in celebration.

Let's give it a moment to pause, say thanks, and strengthen the ties that bind our world community by sharing our blessings with those in need.

-Adha



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This Sunday isn’t just an ordinary Sunday. It is a day dedicated to appreciating our strong, hardworking, and supportive fathers. Use this day as your chance to express your love and gratitude for the first man in our lives to ever love us!

Fatherhood comes in many different forms–may it be our real father, stepfather, grandfather, or even our uncle. But no matter what we call them, the love they give and the things they are willing to sacrifice just to provide the best life we can have cannot be measured by any wealth in the world.

Starting a family is one thing. But to be a real father takes courage, hard work, sacrifices, time, and effort. So to all our “haligi ng tahanan”, we see you, we appreciate you, and we thank you for everything you’ve done for us.

To all superdads out there, Happy Father’s Day!





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“I Started Peeling My Oranges Today”

You're back
After some time, thoughts of you came back
Along with the nostalgia the darkness brings
As the hands of the clock reach the deepest parts of the night

It is a feeling I'm well acquainted with
But it still feels like the first time whenever it crawls its way back to me
Even so, it is a feeling I will never reject, resent, nor hate
For it is a proof that I was once able to sincerely enjoy life for what it truly is

It was good while it lasted
What we had is an experience I will never regret of having
For it made made me realize that I am capable of such feats
Despite the things this soul had to go through before it crossed paths with you

Things may not have ended the way we wanted them to be
But it was still a sight to behold, and now that the sun is rising again
And the thoughts of you are starting to fade away for good
I would like you to know that I started peeling my oranges today.

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Did you know?
The date for the Philippine Independence has been declared more than once.

On June 12, 1898, Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista prepared, wrote, and read the Declaration of Independence. General Emilio Aguinaldo declared the Philippines' independence.

Why is 12th of June celebrated as Independence Day?

Simply, President Diosdado Macapagal remarked that, "the recognition of a nation's independence should not be accorded by any other country but itself." Based on this belief, he issued Proclamation No. 28. 1962, thereby changing the date of Philippine Independence from July 4 to June 12.

On July 4, 1946, the United States formally recognized the Republic of the Philippines as independent. President Harry S. Truman issued Proclamation 2695 in line with the Philippine Independence Act also known as the "Tydings-McDuffie Act", which required Filipinos to ratify a constitution and vote for independence. This statement signified the end of more than 333 years of Spanish colonial authority and the start of the Filipino people's struggle for freedom and self-determination.

Hope we never forget to learn, cherish, appreciate, and recognize our history because it gives meaning to our present and helps us construct a better tomorrow.

History doesn’t just complete us—it also empowers us for the fact that our Filipino ancestors have the power and courage to fight for the future of our country. Let us celebrate this day with pride and patriotism. Happy Independence Day, QCians!





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QCians, did you know that 71% of the Earth’s surface consists of the ocean? Yes, you read it right! And today is a crucial day for us to be reminded about the importance of the ocean because on this day, the 8th of June, we celebrate World Ocean Day.

The ocean is a huge body of water that is home to many aquatic animals. There are five main oceans on Earth: the Arctic, Southern, Indian, Atlantic, and the one closest to the Philippines, the Pacific Ocean. The ocean is important to us as it provides food, serves as a transportation route, and even contributes to tourism in countries. That is why we should all make a collective effort to protect the oceans and do our best to preserve for the future generations to com

QCians, together, let’s create a world with healthy and pristine oceans. Happy World Ocean Day!





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All you need to do is be present.
Walk inside a room and sit on your chair.
It only takes one stare and one statement.
So easy for you to shatter me—what a skill.

I thought I was strong.
I thought I learned to ignore.
I was wrong—always been.
Most especially when it comes to you.

Maybe because I see you well.
And everything you say matters.
That even the most hurtful word you tell,
I can't help but break and still listen.

There's a fire in your every word.
Both to boost and burn everything.
My hopes. My dreams. My visions.
How lucky you are to crumple my emotions.

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Did you know that June is Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month?

Yearly, 1 in 4 of us experience mental health problems. But too many of us fail to get help when needed. This month, let’s break the stigma; share your stories, check in on your friends, and support each other!

Upon celebrating this special and important month, always remember that men deserve comfort too. Check men in your circle and environment. Always remind them that it’s okay to feel sad and cry all the time.





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Sa mga magsisipagtapos nating QCians, ngayong abot-kamay niyo na ang bunga ng ilang taon ninyong pagsusumikap at pagpupursigi, alam natin na sa likod ng tuwa at pananabik para sa nalalapit na araw ng pagtatapos ay may nakatagong kwento ng pag-asa, pangarap, at pagpupunyagi na siyang humubog sa inyo sa ilang taong pamamalagi sa ating unibersidad.

Balikan muna natin ang ilan sa mga hindi malilimutang bahagi ng inyong buhay-estudyante sa inyong future alma mater. Mayroon ka bang partikular na karanasan o kwentong nais mong ibahagi?

Sa pamamagitan ng simpleng pagbabahagi ng inyong kwento, maaari kayong magsilbing inspirasyon sa maiiwan niyong juniors na may ilang taon pang tatahakin sa loob ng ating sintang unibersidad.

Kaya ano pang hinihintay mo? Ibahagi mo na ang iyong kwento!

Narito ang link para sa inyong mga kwento:

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HAPPY PRIDE! 🏳️‍🌈

June is bursting with Pride this year! But it's more than just a party. Reflect. Empower. Unite.

REFLECT on the strides made since the Stonewall Riots of 1969, a pivotal moment that ignited the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement. EMPOWER each other by celebrating diversity and continuing the fight for equality and justice for all. UNITE in love and acceptance, honoring the brave individuals who paved the way and those who continue to advocate for a brighter, and more inclusive future.





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