Cherrie Atilano, VSU alumna and one of the 2016 Ten Outstanding Women in the Nation’s Service, said being a farmer is cool, smart, sexy, and humane, during a forum on leadership and civic engagement at the VSU Convention Center, November 21.

A VSU Tolosa campus graduate joined the top ten passers of the September 2016 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET), the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) disclosed, November 28.

Dr. Orge's photo courtesy of PhilRice.

Two of VSU’s accomplished alumni were shortlisted for the 2016 National Presidential Lingkod Bayan Award by the Civil Service Commission (CSC).

VSU joins the “Orange-Your-Icon” initiative led by the Philippine Commission on Women (PCW) to help create awareness on violence against women (VAW).

VSU’s passing rate in the Civil Engineering licensure examination this month increased since May this year after all first-time takers finished successfully.

Cherrie Atilano’s passion for agriculture started at a young age. Her love for farming deeply rooted from her parents’ desire to help elevate the lives of Filipino farmers and their family.

The students' fair dubbed as University Student Services Days 2016 officially started today, November 16, at the VSU Eco Park.