The Department of Communication team composed of fresh graduates Jerilee Salvador and Mhikuo Jecino and incoming 4th year student Kathrina Sabatin was named Champion under the Amateur Category of the DOST-FNRI Short Film competition. Sharing their triumph was their film adviser Gilbeys Sardea.

Middle school and high school students from Miriam College were literally shining with the medals and trophies they received in the recently concluded World Scholar's Cup, fondly known as the Nerd Olympics, held last June 25 to July 1 in Hanoi, Vietnam.

KULAY Salon is an incubation space where Beauty Care NC II and Hairdressing NC II students can practice the theories and skills learned from their classes.  The space will help students meet the standards of the TESDA National Assessment and, consequently, the demands of the work industry through wo...

Once upon a time fierce rivals in high school volleyball, Mac and Kristine now share barking chores in the PVL, speaking not with the usual shouting or booming voice of a barker that competes with, even detracts from, the excitement of the game.

Dr. Francis Julius Evangelista of the College of Arts and Sciences successfully completed an intensive course on Higher Education Leadership Development at the Harvard Institutes for Higher Education (HIHE) in Harvard University, USA, last July 10-28. 

Vida Cruz, MCHS alumna from Batch 2009 and former editor-in-chief of the unit’s school paper Magnificat, was declared the winner of the Writers of the Future Contest, one of the most prestigious writing competitions judged by some of the premier names in speculative fiction.

Healthy eating was encouraged and observed among the students as they participated in the “Most Healthy Class Contest.” During mealtime, the teachers checked how many of their students were eating nutritious food. The Most Healthy Class winners were Grade 6-Gandingan, Grade 7-Tecson, and Grade 8-M...

Last June 30, deans and representatives from various Centers of Development and Excellence for Teacher Education in the Philippines gathered at the Miriam College–Henry Sy, Sr. Innovation Center (HSSIC) for the orientation program on the Transnational Education (TNE) Program for Teacher Education.

Last July 25, students from the Miriam College Child Study Center (MC-CSC) celebrated Firefighters’ Day through an adventure-filled day with firefighters from the Quezon City Firefighters’ Volunteers Association, Inc.

The Center for Peace Education (CPE), in solidarity with the Global Week of Action Against Gun Violence recently organized events, and activities that educate and raise awareness on the issues of small arms proliferation and gun violence.