by Chester Bautista and Angel Mangundayao Siniloan, Laguna – The Stage 2 Audit for the ISO Certification continued at the host campus as two of the auditors checked offices and observed classes, October 23. A short meeting started the day at Siniloan Campus to welcome the auditors, Ms. Jogina Mendiola and Mr. Rolando Remitar, with SC’s Chief Administrative Officer Beltran P. Pedrigal giving a brief description of the campus. After the meeting, the observation of classes began. Ms. Maricon Corpuz, CAS ...

August 29, 2014— The Tertiary Schools Association (TESA) founded at San Pablo City held a conglomerate Buwan ng Wika celebration at the Audio-Visual Education Center (AVEC) at LSPU-San Pablo City Campus. Themed “Wika ng Pagkakaisa” the well-celebrated event was highlighted with the participation of students and respective coaches fromcolleges and universities in the city such as Canossa Colleges, San Pablo Colleges (SPC), St Peter College of Seminary (SPCS), Capellan Institute of Technology (CIT),...

Department of Science and Technology (DOST) in cooperation with Laguna State Polytechnic University-San Pablo City Campus (LSPU-SPCC) had its inauguration of Philippine Science and Technology Laguna building and handling of Starbooks, Nov. 18. The said infrastructure will serve as “creative hub” in the production development design, stated Engr. Samuel L. Caperiña, PSTC Laguna Provincial director in his short presentation on Innovation Design and Laboratory, and Science and Technology (S&T) S...

The Master of Arts in Teaching, major in English is a special program of Laguna State Polytechnic University implemented as academic partnership between LSPU and TNU (International Training Development Center) which commenced on June 2014. Twelve (12) Vietnamese teachers registered in the program and took up subjects in the Philippines for two months at Laguna State Polytechnic University and were able to acquire satisfactory rating from the subjects taken. The optimistic behavior, enthusiasm, and hard work of thes...

Living by one of its mandates as a State University,  the Laguna State Polytechnic University  (LSPU)  took part in giving aid to the residents  affected by the activity of the Taal volcano,  Jan. 19.   Authorities had urged evacuation of people, especially those within the danger zone or the 14-kilometer radius after the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Philvolcs) raised the alert level to four, which means that an "explosive eruption" could happen...