La Consolacion College Bacolod
There’s a quiet magic in the rural parts of Murcia. The kind you don’t often see in headlines or glossy tourism campaigns. It hums in the rustling of broomcorn on a harvest day. In the aroma of freshly roasted coffee beans. In the intricate weaves of a walis tambo made by hands that have known […]
For many cities in the Philippines, the coastline is a secret—tucked away behind concrete, industry, or neglect. It’s treated like the utility room of the urban landscape: useful, but rarely celebrated. But what if the shore was a stage? What if it was the heart, not the edge? This is the question John Paul N. […]
La Consolacion College Bacolod celebrates with pride and joy the remarkable achievement of Janette Katrina A. Sanicas, who has been recognized as an IWAG Awardee 2025 for the Senior High School category! Janette joins an esteemed group of young campus journalists from across Western Visayas whose writing, leadership, and commitment to truth and responsible journalism […]
La Consolacion College Bacolod proudly congratulates Angel Hope U. Alvarez for being honored as an IWAG Awardee 2025, a testament to her exceptional leadership, journalistic excellence, and unwavering commitment to responsible campus journalism. As Editor-in-Chief of Plumeria, the Senior High School publication of LCC Bacolod, Angel Hope has championed truth, creativity, and youth voice. Through […]
In a city where shopping malls and office buildings often stand apart—each fulfilling one need but rarely offering a holistic experience—architecture student Ella Marie Pacete asked a simple but powerful question: What if we designed for how people actually live? Her answer is “A Commercial Complex in Bacolod City”—but don’t be fooled by the name. […]
In a city racing toward economic transformation, how do you design a space that keeps up with business—while still making room to breathe? For architecture student Joshua Dave S. Paubsanon, the answer came in the form of a new kind of hotel. His thesis, “A Business Hotel in Bacolod City,” is a direct response to […]
To Rey Clarence M. Salgado, Pulupandan isn’t just a dot on the map—it’s home. It’s memory, identity, and untapped potential. That’s why, for his architectural thesis, he imagined a future where Pulupandan doesn’t just survive—it thrives. His project, “A Marine Ecotourism Complex in Pulupandan,” is more than a destination. It’s a statement: that small coastal […]
Bacolod City has long been known for its charm, hospitality, and cultural pride—but in recent years, it’s also quietly evolved into one of the country’s fastest-growing digital hubs. Seeing this transformation unfold, architecture student Keziah Hope P. Ulgasan saw an opportunity not just to ride the wave, but to shape its direction. Her thesis, “A […]
When your hometown is evolving before your eyes, how do you make sure its heart grows with it? For Trisha Damasco, the answer came in the form of architecture. Her thesis, “A New Government Center for Hinigaran,” is more than a response to congestion and outdated infrastructure—it’s a bold, thoughtful vision rooted in identity, culture, […]
Before there was Panaad, there was Paglaum—a word that means hope in Hiligaynon. For generations of Negrense athletes, the Paglaum Sports Complex was not just a venue; it was a symbol of dreams, pride, and perseverance. It was where history was made: the first Palarong Pambansa in 1974, the PSIAA Games in 1971—pioneering moments that […]