The Visayas State University boosts its conservation efforts by entering into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the DOST-PCAARRD to explore pelagic ecosystems and fisheries dynamics in the South Sibuyan Sea.

Undeterred by distance, the Visayas State University-Admissions Office (VSU-AdO) has recently been going around island communities in the Visayas in an effort to make quality higher education accessible to even remote barangays. 

When we see slugs and snails in gardens, we usually think of chewed leaves and slimy trails. Few would imagine that these slow-moving creatures also carry tiny worms that affect farming practices and even animal health.

Visayas State University (VSU) once more affirmed its stature as a financially compliant higher education institution (HEI) at the annual Agency Performance Review (APR) for Fiscal Year 2025, held on March 3, 2026, at the D Pavilion in Tacloban City, bringing home not just one, but two significant recognitions.

The Everlasting Dormitory of Visayas State University once again stood as a witness to history as Mrs. Nancy Smith-Gray of California returned to the place she called home for three formative years, transforming her cherished childhood memories into a meaningful homecoming that bridged generations of Viscans.

In line with the university’s efforts in sustainable infrastructure and development, four completed and ongoing construction projects have been turned over to its end users during the Signing of Infrastructure Project Turnover Certificate held on March 2, 2026 at the Office of the University President (OP) Board Room. 

For upholding honesty, integrity, and civic responsibility, Mr. Christopher A. Urate, a messenger and utility worker of the VSU Department of Agricultural and Biosystem Engineering (VSU-DABE), received recognition from the VSU administration during the flag-raising ceremony on March 2, 2026 at the Research, Development, and Extension (RDE) Hall, Visayas State University, Baybay City.