La Consolacion College Bacolod
La Consolacion College Bacolod continues to raise the bar in academic excellence and quality assurance with the successful completion of the PACUCOA Accreditation Survey held from May 29 to 31, 2025. The hybrid visit covered both reaccreditation and formal evaluations across undergraduate and graduate programs, with the institution once again demonstrating its firm commitment to […]
La Consolacion College Bacolod is honored to be recognized by CHED at the 1st Regional Quality Awards! Thank you, CHED, for naming LCC Bacolod as Outstanding in the Delivery of Student Affairs and Services. Kudos to our dedicated administrators and staff of the Student Affairs & Services—this award is a testament to your commitment to […]
In a region long divided by political boundaries and logistical fragmentation, Nao Mae O. Diaz saw an opportunity to plant a bold new idea: a space that not only serves—but uplifts—the farmers of the Negros Island Region. Her thesis, “Regional Office and Agricultural Innovation Center in Bacolod,” is a pioneering response to the reestablishment of […]
For many young athletes in Negros Occidental, talent is not the issue—opportunity is. Inspired by her own love for watching sports with her father and moved by the struggles she observed among local athletes, architecture student Patricia Juliah Juntanuelo set out to design more than just a facility. Her thesis, “A Provincial Academy of Sports,” […]
In a world where those struggling with addiction are often met with stigma, silence, or abandonment, architecture student Mitch Ardiente asked a vital question: What if we could build spaces that speak hope instead of shame? Her thesis, “A Drug Rehabilitation, Wellness, and Recovery Center in Silay City,” offers an answer rooted in empathy, cultural […]
In the quiet municipality of Valladolid, where hablon threads once moved to the rhythm of generations, the looms are falling silent. The craft that once defined this community now survives in the hands of its eldest women—keepers of a tradition under threat. Ethan James T. Tulmo, architecture student and heritage advocate, refused to let this […]
In the heart of La Carlota City, public transportation is essential—but often, it’s also inconvenient, disorganized, and unsafe. For daily commuters like Fritz John V. Pedrajas, this wasn’t just a nuisance—it was a challenge worth solving. His thesis, “A Proposed Intermodal Transport Terminal in La Carlota City,” is both a response and a vision: a […]
For many, Masskara Festival is a celebration of joy—colorful masks, vibrant dances, and a city alive with energy. But few know the deeper story behind the smiles. Therese Mae Ortaliz, recipient of the P.E. Marzoña Excellence Award for Best Thesis, set out to change that. Her thesis, “A Museum Complex: A Cultural, Historical, Memorial, and […]
In Himamaylan City, where residents often travel to neighboring towns just to access basic goods and services, Jonil B. Mongcal saw more than a missing amenity—he saw a chance to change the rhythm of daily life. His thesis, “A Development Plan of a Shopping Center in Himamaylan City,” is not just about retail. It’s about […]
Against the tranquil backdrop of Dumaguete City, a quiet but powerful movement has been unfolding—one rooted in unity, love, and truth. From May 21 to 24, 2025, Religion and Values Education (RVE) teachers from Augustinian schools across the Visayas gathered for the ASAS Visayas RVE Educators’ Seminar-Workshop 2025, carrying with them the heartbeat of Augustinian […]