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BU Leaders files complaint against LLR for alleged early campaigning

Expressing their “dissatisfaction” with the alleged premature campaigning of the League of Liberal Reformist (LLR) slate, the Bicol University (BU) Leaders: League of Democrats camp submitted a letter of complaint to the University Student Electoral Board (USEB) last April 09, 2024.

Nakakapuwing na puwang

Kapirasong papel o isang birtwal na dokumento ang ngayo’y humahadlang at nagiging malaking puwing sa pagkakaroon ng mga BUeños ng kalayaan upang magkaroon ng pagpipilian sa kanilang mga magiging lider-estudyante.

Seven candidates denied of reconsideration by USEB majority; petitions raised to USET

Ruled by the majority vote of the University Student Electoral Board (USEB) members, the motions for reconsideration of seven candidates who were initially disqualified in the 2024 Bicol University (BU) - University Student Council (USC) Elections were denied for not having viable reasons for their motions.

BUCAL S5: BU Wolves reclaim silver, team admits program gap vs. NCF

Since their inclusion in the Bicol Universities and Colleges Athletic League (BUCAL) in 2019, the Bicol University (BU) Wolves, BU men’s volleyball team, is the only team to push the dominant Naga College Foundation (NCF) Tigers on their edge.

Council controversies GLC ‘on hold’ due to financial restraints; opening session set on February 7

Bicol University (BU) - University Student Council (USC) Internal Vice Chairperson Mark Kenneth Salcedo says that unresolved financial matters and decisions outside the council’s control drove the General Legislative Council (GLC) and succeeding sessions to a temporary halt.

Nebres confirms no laude policy change in revised student handbook; Admin to establish Taskforce AI for academic honesty

Bicol University (BU) President Dr. Baby Boy Benjamin III D. Nebres assures that the revision of maintaining grades for latin honor candidates will not push through as the university student handbook undergoes review after four years.

AIDS OF SPADES: Unraveling the Power of Knowledge and Acceptance on HIV and AIDs Awareness

While there are available vaccines and trials for Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) to alleviate the increasing number of Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDs) patients, there is no remedy yet that can treat the looming stigma in the country. This posits that while there is a fight to lessen if not end the HIV and AIDs cases in the Philippines, there is an attached societal disease that needs to be treated similarly.