Miriam College hones leaders and trailblazers who grow within and beyond the walls of the institution. We celebrate our graduates and are proud to share their stories with the world.

The newly re-opened Ayala Museum hosted its first event on April 24, 2022 with the well-attended launch of the book SONG OF NEGROS: MYTHS AND CULTURE IN THE PHILIPPINES. The book contains fifteen beautifully illustrated myths, legends, and folktales from the island of Negros and explains the signifi...

Please be informed of the non-school/work days in August and September 2021

Hannah Paula S. Fabregas, MCHS Class of 2014, ranks 7th out of the 5,008 examinees who passed in the most recent Nurse Licensure Exam.

A Philippine Independence Day message from Miriam College President Ambassador Laura Quiambao Del-Rosario MA, MEd

We wish to share a video clip on the ongoing nine-year movement to stop violence against women and to improve the state of Mother Earth by planting a billion trees.

Mary was a missioner, a Maryknoll missioner par excellence. Her preferential love for the poor was manifested in her one precious life that was spent in generous service of those who needed assistance for health and wellbeing.

Dorothy’s rich and varied journey of service in Asia began in 1963 with her assignment to the Philippines. In every place she taught—Malabon, Maryknoll High School and College and Santo Tomas—she was a loved and cherished teacher, mentor and guide to her young charges.

The Ad Hoc Committee on Decorum and Investigation (AHC) is reviewing and investigating the #MCHSDOBETTER reports posted on social media, and those sent to the dedicated email: safespaces@mc.edu.ph. Towards this end, the AHC  has been holding twice-weekly meetings/ investigative hearings with concern...

The school administration will also hold legal talks for faculty and staff