Community News, Global Bukidnon
Earning a graduate degree is not the final triumph—it is the beginning of a greater responsibility to serve.
This was the core message of Dr. Miriam B. Fuentes, former OIC regional director of the Commission on Higher Education Region X, to the Bukidnon State University graduates on June 16.
In his inspiring commencement address, Junmerth Cretecio Jorta, a Metrobank Outstanding Filipino awardee urges BukSU graduates to be bridges between tradition and transformation—leading with empathy, innovation, and faith to uplift communities and shape a more inclusive future through smart education.
In this First Person piece, Eileen Ortega-Gamo reflects on her decades of experience to call for praxis, data-driven training, and character-building as core elements in shaping relevant community development education.
Two athletes from Bukidnon schools bagged gold medals, pushing Northern Mindanao to third place with nine gold medals in the ongoing 65th Palarong Pambansa 2025.
“Mura’g nakaginhawa gamay (It feels like we can breathe a bit),” said Liza, a 22-year-old student from Valencia City, reacting to the slight easing of prices in the province as Bukidnon’s year-on-year inflation rate slowed to 0.4% in March 2025.
Voters in precinct No. 147 in Sumpong Elementary School in Malaybalay City complained of alleged shortage of ballots.
Elections in Malaybalay’s largest barangay went peacefully and orderly despite mishaps, according to volunteers of the Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting.
Election day photos sent by Impasug-ong based volunteers of the Tagtigusan Community Documentation and Reporting Training for Bukidnon’s Tri-people Youth.
A voter complained to the Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting that his name was not on the list.
