The Annals of Tropical Research (ATR), one of the scientific journals of Visayas State University (VSU) has officially been indexed in Scopus, one of the most trusted global databases for peer-reviewed literature. 

Visayas State University (VSU) has once again proven the strength of its engineering program after five graduates from the Main Campus successfully passed the August 2025 Mechanical Engineering Licensure Examination (MELE).

A groundbreaking international study has revealed how a simple soil nutrient, phosphorus, holds the key to helping sweetpotato plants produce more and bigger roots, the very roots that millions of families in the Philippines across the globe rely on for food and income. 

The VSU Civil Engineering students have built Visquake, a low-cost earthquake simulator that demonstrates how buildings respond to seismic activities.  This small-scale innovation gives students and future engineers the rare chance to see earthquake principles in action.

A Filipino scientist from the Visayas State University (VSU) has joined an international team of researchers in making a significant discovery about the blood group O antigen, one of the most important makers in human biology. 

VSU Isabel stepped onto the global academic stage as it partnered with Primakara University of Indonesia and Basic Education - Math Teachers' Society (BE-MTS) to host the 2025 BE-MTS International Multidisciplinary Research Conference from July 14–16, 2025, in Denpasar, Bali.

The Visayas State University-Culture and the Arts Office (VSU-CAO) brought home fresh perspectives on contemporary artmaking after joining young creatives from across the country at the Sanghaya 2025: National Youth Literary Festival, held July 30 to August 1 at Camarines Norte State College (CNSC).