La Consolacion College Bacolod
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 […]
For architecture student Jessica A. Recto Jr., great ideas don’t just come from inspiration—they need the right environment to thrive. Her thesis project, “I.Co – A Study and Coworking Complex in Bacolod City,” stems from a familiar struggle: the search for a space to think, work, rest, and connect. As a student, Jessica often found herself […]
Sipalay City is a place of natural poetry—clear waters, coral reefs, and coastal forests line its shores, quietly sustaining life and livelihood. But beneath its beauty lies a fragile reality: overfishing, sedimentation, and climate change are steadily wearing down the ecosystem that locals have depended on for generations. Fernando Jr. J. Napoles saw more than […]
BANGKOK, Thailand — As part of its thrust toward internationalization and academic excellence, the School of Hospitality and Tourism Management (SHTM) of La Consolacion College Bacolod visited Bangkok University on May 16, 2025, during an educational tour in Thailand’s vibrant capital. The LCCB delegation was warmly welcomed by Dr. Panadda Unyapho, Director of the International […]
In a time when teenage pregnancy has been declared a national emergency in the Philippines, and social discourse is increasingly divided, one architecture student is using design to make a clear, compassionate stand—for life, for dignity, and for hope. For Nicole Constantino, her thesis, “A Crisis Pregnancy and Maternal Care Center,” is more than an […]
In a world where pets are no longer just animals—they’re family—our cities are still playing catch-up. Services are fragmented, facilities are limited, and pet owners often find themselves navigating across town just to meet their furry companion’s basic needs. For architecture student Xel Ylekzi T. Gonzales, that disconnect became the foundation of her thesis: “Pet […]
In cities rapidly evolving to meet the demands of modern life, culture often struggles to find its place. But for architecture student Rodrigo Jr. S. Najarro, culture isn’t meant to play catch-up with progress—it’s meant to guide it. His thesis, “A Master Development Plan for a Cultural Park in San Carlos City,” presents a bold […]
For many, racing is all about the adrenaline—the blur of wheels, the thunder of engines, the roar of the crowd. But for architecture student Jay Mark E. Empenado, racing is also about something deeper: connection, culture, and community. His thesis, “Autocycle Racing Hub and Entertainment Complex in Negros Occidental,” is the product of a lifelong […]
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. […]