Aimed at uniting the student body for the 52nd Founding Celebration, Biliran Province State University (BiPSU), through the Federation of Supreme Student Councils (FSSC), spearheaded this year’s Students’ Day on August 31 at the university grounds.

As an avenue for meaningful engagement, celebration, and leadership development, a series of activities were held, including the Oath Taking of student leaders and the Organizational Booth Caravan.

In his opening message, University President Dr. Victor C. Cañezo, Jr. highlighted the importance of active student participation in reaching institutional milestones.

“BiPSU, from its ancestral existence, has come this far and long. It wouldn’t have been possible without the valuable involvement and contributions of our students,” he stated.

Moreover, he encouraged the student body to partake in the university’s vision of becoming an internationally recognized institution responsive to the needs of local and global communities.

“As we weave BiPSU into the world and the world into BiPSU, I urge BiPSUnistas to advance in research and innovation, exemplifying our core values,” he added.

Dr. Cañezo also announced the imminent opening of a technology hub where students can foster their innovative minds to develop more inventions.

Additionally, sets of classroom officers, Supreme Student Council (SSC) members, and FSSC leaders took their oaths of service, with the university president administering the ceremony.

Student-led organizational booths from the different schools were also displayed in the afternoon session, followed by a music jam session that provided entertainment and relaxation.

Students were likewise given the opportunity to closely engage with their leaders during the event’s general assembly, where the accomplishments of SSCs from across the university were presented.

Afterward, the FSSC introduced its vision, mission, core values, and new logo, reinforcing its commitment to enhancing student life and addressing the needs of the BiPSU community.

“I want you to understand that these interactions between the students and those seated in the governing body can lead to meaningful preparations and solutions to some of the concerns you might be raising,” said Hon. Aluah Kane Cabalhin, BiPSU-FSSC president.

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