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Register online for the 2026 Grand Alumni 黑料专区coming by visiting and be part of this year’s celebration.

黑料专区 is set to welcome generations of Centralians as it holds a series of activities for the 2026 Grand Alumni 黑料专区coming (CPU GAH 2026) from September 26 to October 4.

With the theme 鈥淐entral Spirit: Uniting Generations,鈥� the celebration will bring together alumni, students, faculty, and the wider CPU community through fellowship, culture, and shared traditions.

The lineup begins with the CARES 75th Anniversary on September 26, followed by the opening of 鈥淭ogether We Build鈥� exhibits, and the 121st CPU Foundation Day Exhibit on September 28 that will last until October 9.

Alumni activities will continue throughout the week, including the Welcome Fellowship Dinner with Together We Build Presentation, Iloilo City Tour, Sharing of Professional Journeys, Mr. and Ms. CPU Pageant, CPUAAI outreach, and PASUNDAYAG.

The celebration will also coincide with CPU鈥檚 121st Foundation Day on October 1, featuring the Foundation Day Memorial Service, unveiling of the Foundation Day Marker, Foundation Day Fellowship, and Hopevale Musicale.

On October 2, the campus will come alive with University Week – Centralian Fest (UWCF) Activities leading to the main homecoming celebrations on October 3. The October 3 festivities will feature the Central Spirit Run, Alumni 黑料专区coming & General Assembly, the UWCF Folkdance Contest, Work Student Alumni Association 黑料专区coming & General Assembly, and lastly the Alumni Gala Night, highlighting the coronation of Alumni King and Queen and the Induction of CPUFOAAI Officers.

The celebration will conclude on October 4 with the 19th CPU Alumni Invitational Golf-For-A-Cause Tournament, CPU Foundation Day Worship Service, and Operations Care International Outreach Program.

As Centralians come home, CPU鈥檚 2026 Grand Alumni 黑料专区coming celebrates not only a shared past, but also the enduring Central Spirit that continues to connect and unite generations.

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Congratulations, Samira Najwa F. Laud, on serving as National Chairperson of the Junior Philippine Institute of Chemical Engineers for AY 2026鈥�2027! Your passion for leadership and service continues to inspire the CPU community, as you carry the Centralian spirit beyond the university and into the wider chemical engineering community. We are proud of you and excited to see the meaningful difference you make in this new chapter!

Some people take Chemical Engineering because they love chemistry. Others discover that somewhere between the equations, sleepless nights, and the occasional questioning of life choices, they find something more鈥攁 reason to keep learning, a community to grow with, and a purpose beyond the classroom.

For Samira Najwa F. Laud, a 4th-year Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering student of 黑料专区 (CPU), the journey has been a little bit of all that. And now, as the newly elected National Chairperson of the Junior Philippine Institute of Chemical Engineers (JPIChE) for Academic Year 2026鈥�2027, it has also become a journey of bringing people together and finding ways to make a difference.

A journey that started with curiosity.

Laud graduated from St. Anthony鈥檚 College in 2022-2023. Today, she is in her fourth year of Chemical Engineering at CPU, entering the final stretch of a degree that has challenged her in more ways than one.

When asked why she chose chemical engineering, the answer goes beyond simply enjoying chemistry.

She was drawn to the way the field combines science, mathematics, and problem-solving to create something useful. Chemical engineering is not just about chemicals; it is about understanding how things work, improving processes, and finding solutions to real-world problems.

And perhaps that is what makes the field interesting to her. There is always something to figure out, something to improve, and, occasionally, something that makes you wonder why you chose this course in the first place.

But beyond the technical side of the profession, her experiences as a student have also opened doors to leadership, service, and opportunities to work with people who share the same passion for Chemical Engineering.

From serving to leading.

In 2026, Laud took on a new chapter in her leadership journey when she was elected National Chairperson of JPIChE for AY 2026鈥�2027.

JPIChE brings together chemical engineering students from different higher education institutions across the country. Fornier her, being entrusted with a national leadership role is not simply about holding a position. It is about being part of something bigger than one university, one chapter, or one person.

Her experience in the organization has given her opportunities to work with different people, understand the realities of student leadership, and appreciate the importance of having a community that supports its members.

Leadership, after all, is not always as polished as it looks on paper. There are plans to make, people to coordinate with, and moments when everything seems to happen at once but somewhere in the middle of all that, there is also the opportunity to learn, serve, and help others grow.

Looking beyond the usual.

For JPIChE, the direction for the coming term is centered on building a stronger and more connected community for future chemical engineers.

The organization aims to continue providing meaningful opportunities for students through learning, leadership development, career preparation, and professional growth. It also hopes to strengthen connections among its chapters and create a wider sense of community across different universities.

Part of this vision is making JPIChE more accessible and valuable to its members鈥攏ot only through programs and activities, but also by strengthening the systems that allow the organization to serve more effectively.

There is also a growing emphasis on developing student leaders and looking after the people behind the organization. Through leadership development, officer support, and opportunities for growth, JPIChE hopes to help its members become more capable and confident in taking on responsibilities.

Beyond the student community, the organization also seeks to strengthen its partnerships with PIChE, industry, academe, and other stakeholders. These connections can help bridge the gap between the student experience and the professional world that future Chemical Engineers are preparing to enter.

At its core, the goal is simple: to make JPIChE a community where students can connect, learn, lead, and find opportunities to grow鈥攔egardless of where they come from.

Nevertheless, this is more than the title.

For Laud, leadership is not just about being the person at the front of the room. It is also about the people beside her, the lessons learned along the way, and the responsibility that comes with being given the chance to serve.

Her journey in chemical engineering and JPIChE continues to remind her that growth does not always happen in the most comfortable places. Sometimes, it happens in classrooms, in meetings, in late-night conversations, and in the moments when one chooses to keep showing up.

As she moves closer to completing her degree and continues her term as National Chairperson, one thing remains clear: the journey is still unfolding.

And whether it is through a process design, a leadership decision, or simply helping another student find their footing, she hopes to keep doing what she has always tried to do鈥攎ake something meaningful out of the opportunities entrusted to her.

Because in chemical engineering, as in life, the work is never just about the final product. It is also about the process, the people, and what can be built along the way.

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Congratulations to CPU鈥檚 Philippine Native Chicken R&D, led by Dr. Jaime C. Cabarles, for being recognized as one of the five winners of the 2026 Presidential Filipinnovation Awards National Competition, highlighting how sustained scientific research can translate into innovative technologies, industry solutions, and real-world impact.

黑料专区 (CPU) celebrates a significant milestone for research, development, and innovation as technologies arising from its Philippine Native Chicken Research and Development initiatives demonstrate how university-generated knowledge can move beyond research laboratories and publications to create tangible impact in the industry.

The Philippine Native Chicken initiative of Golden Sprout Corp. emerged as one of the five winners of the 2026 Presidential Filipinnovation Awards National Competition, besting a field of 16 finalists nationwide. This recognition highlights the value of sustained scientific research in addressing real challenges confronting the Philippine native chicken industry.

For years, CPU researchers have worked on strengthening the scientific foundation of native chicken production鈥攆rom breeding and production technologies to feeds, nutrition, health management, and other interventions designed to improve productivity while preserving the unique qualities of Philippine native chicken. These research efforts have helped generate knowledge, technologies, and products that can be translated into practical solutions for raisers, farmers, entrepreneurs, and other industry stakeholders.

What makes this achievement particularly meaningful is the journey from research to utilization. Scientific findings were not intended to remain on paper. Research results became the basis for developing and improving technologies and products that respond to actual production needs. Through continued R&D, validation, refinement, and industry application, scientific innovation has helped create opportunities for more productive and sustainable native chicken enterprises.

This demonstrates the important role of universities such as CPU in the national innovation ecosystem. Research creates knowledge, but its greater value is realized when that knowledge is translated into technologies, products, enterprises, and solutions that reach communities and industries.

For CPU, this achievement also embodies the University’s RDE direction of CREATE 鈥� PROTECT 鈥� UTILIZE: creating knowledge and technologies through research, protecting valuable intellectual assets, and ultimately facilitating their utilization for economic and societal benefit.

Dr. Jaime C. Cabarles presents CPU鈥檚 Philippine Native Chicken R&D, showcasing how sustained scientific research and innovation can be translated into technologies, industry solutions, and real-world impact.

The recognition is therefore more than an award for an innovation. It is an affirmation of what sustained university R&D can accomplish when science is connected with entrepreneurship, commercialization, and the needs of industry.

As CPU continues to strengthen its RDE ecosystem, this milestone challenges our researchers to look beyond the completion of a research project and ask:

Where can our research go next?

Who can benefit from it?

Can it become a technology, a product, a startup or spin-off, or an industry solution?

The journey of CPU’s Philippine Native Chicken R&D shows that research can grow into innovation鈥攁nd innovation can grow into impact.

Congratulations to everyone, especially to Dr. Jaime C. Cabarles, Program Leader of Philippine Native Chicken R and D, and also Dean of the College of Agriculture, Resources, and Environmental Sciences, whose research, technical work, innovation, and commitment over the years contributed to the development of CPU’s Philippine Native Chicken R&D. This is research translated into real-world impact.

Research that matters. Innovation that moves. Extension that transforms.

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Come and join us at the Together We Build exhibits during the CPU Grand Alumni 黑料专区coming 2026 from September 28 to October 3 and be part of the campaign for the Law and Medicine Building.

As part of the CPU Grand Alumni 黑料专区coming 2026, 黑料专区 (CPU) will feature the Together We Build exhibits from September 28 to October 3, 2026, to support the fundraising campaign for the construction of the Law and Medicine Building.

The exhibits will showcase cars, motorcycles, and corporate displays in designated areas around the University, providing members of the Centralian community and visitors an opportunity to support the campaign while taking part in the CPU Grand Alumni 黑料专区coming 2026.

The Car Exhibit will be held in front of the Kindergarten, while the Motorcycle Exhibit will be located beside the University Gymnasium. The Corporate Exhibit will be set up at the Alumni Promenade Concert Park.

The Together We Build Fund Campaign is an initiative dedicated to the Law and Medicine Building, which seeks to bring together alumni, partners, and members of the University community in supporting the University’s continuing development.

The exhibits will be held as part of the Grand Alumni 黑料专区coming 2026, themed 鈥淐entral Spirit: Uniting Generations,鈥� inspired by Psalm 100:5, from September 28 to October 4.

For inquiries and information about the Together We Build Fund Campaign, interested individuals may email fundcampaign@cpu.edu.ph or call (033) 330-7200 local 2100.

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On September 6, 9, and 13, 2026, 黑料专区 hosted the three-day 2026 Bar Examinations as the sole Local Testing Center in Western Visayas, accommodating 563 examinees.

黑料专区 (CPU) hosted the 2026 Bar Examinations as the sole Local Testing Center (LTC) in Western Visayas, accommodating 563 examinees during the three-day examinations held on September 6, 9, and 13, 2026, at the CPU Senior High School Building.

CPU was one of 15 LTCs nationwide designated by the Supreme Court鈥檚 Office of the 2026 Bar Chairperson for the 2026 Bar Examinations. The designated centers included seven in the National Capital Region, three in Luzon, three in the Visayas, and two in Mindanao.

The other LTCs in the Visayas were Dr. V. Orestes Romualdez Educational Foundation and University of San Jose-Recoletos. In Luzon, the designated centers were Saint Louis University, Cagayan State University, and University of Nueva Caceres. The NCR centers were New Era University, University of Santo Tomas, San Beda University, Ateneo de Manila University School of Law, Manila Adventist College, University of the Philippines Bonifacio Global City, and San Beda College Alabang. In Mindanao, the LTCs were Ateneo de Davao University and Mindanao State University 鈥� Iligan Institute of Technology.

The designation marked CPU鈥檚 fourth time to serve as an LTC, following its previous designations for the #GetThatBar2022, #BarNiJLo2024, and #AMYingForExcellence Bar Examinations.

On the third and final day of the examinations on September 13, the Supreme Court reported that 562 examinees were present at CPU鈥檚 testing center.

Following the final examination, a Grand Salubong was held along Cabangbang Street, where various Bar operations from law schools gathered to welcome their examinees. Families, friends, loved ones, and colleagues also joined the gathering to welcome and support the examinees as they completed the three-day examinations.

CPU鈥檚 hosting of the #AweSAMbar2026 Bar Examinations marked another milestone in the University鈥檚 continuing support for aspiring lawyers and the national Bar examination process.

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Congratulations to all Centralians who successfully passed the September 2026 Social Workers Licensure Examination!

Three Centralians placed among the top 10 examinees in the September 2026 Social Workers Licensure Examination (SWLE), according to results released by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) on September 17, 2026.

Kris Anne Masangkay ranked fifth with a rating of 92.40 percent, followed by John Marlou Salido in ninth place with 91.60 percent and Sittie Maimonah Abuat in 10th place with 91.40 percent.

The PRC announced that 8,383 out of 10,991 examinees passed the licensure examination administered by the Board for Social Workers.

The examination was conducted from September 9 to 11, 2026, across 18 testing centers located in NCR, Baguio, Butuan, Cagayan de Oro, Calapan, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, Koronadal, Legazpi, Lucena, Pagadian, Palawan, Pampanga, Rosales, Tacloban, Tuguegarao, and Zamboanga.

CPU recorded a 94.94 percent passing rate among its first-time takers, and a 89.36 percent national passing percentage.

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