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The recently concluded World Scholar’s Cup (WSC) Tournament of Champions (ToC) held at Yale University in the US last November 16-23, 2018 saw the Miriam College (MC) delegation bagging a total of 138 medals—75 silvers and 63 golds—from both the Junior and Senior divisions.

Alumnae from College Class 1973 support five HEU scholars by participating in the Godmother Project of the HEU Admissions Office. The Godmother Project helps scholars finance their everyday needs like transportation, meals, and other miscellaneous expenses. Through their gift, our scholars are better equipped for school. They can focus more on their academic and extra-curricular activities rather than sources of daily funding.

To give a high five usually means to congratulate someone on a triumph or success. Miriam College Nuvali is giving out a high five as it celebrates its fifth-year founding anniversary of continuously growing and nurturing new students in the south and thriving amid a new landscape.

After hosting a successful Homecoming celebration “Galing MC” for 2018, HS 1993 gifts Miriam College with Seven Hundred Thousand Pesos (Php 700,000.00) to help build the MC-Henry Sy, Sr. Innovation Center’s i-Hub. Represented by Carla Villanueva-Yaptinchay, their donation aims to “help ensure that the school will continue to mold students who are Galing MC, through the help of other alumnae who are Galing MC as well”.

On its 92nd anniversary, Miriam College, through the Maryknoll/Miriam College Alumni Association (MMCAA), named 13 new Amazing Alumni Achiever Awardees (also called Triple As) at the recent Grand Alumni Homecoming dubbed GalingMC. The list adds to the school’s roster of esteemed graduates who have made a meaningful impact in their respective fields and in the country.

Dizon currently owns and directs the brand Tiara by Tracy Dizon, which makes hats and fascinators for the local and international markets. Her list of clients includes Filipino celebs Maxene Magalona, Sanya Smith, Tessa Prieto Valdes, Tokyo-based fashion editor Misha Janette and “Sex and the City” costume designer Patricia Field.

Recognizing that college education must continue to be a priority area of support, College Class 68 contributed 1 million pesos to the Maryknoll Scholarships Endowment Fund that will sustain multi-year scholarships of deserving college-level students.

Alumna Dylan Dylanco, 2011 Communication graduate, made headlines in the lifestyle online news site femalenetwork.com when she won the first Design the National G-Shock competition held by Casio for her piece entitled "Habi".