AUSSG gives out scholarships this 2nd semester

The Araullo University Supreme Student Government (AUSSG) helps underprivileged students by providing monetary assistance worth 3000 per semester for each qualified applicant. As of press time, eight Araullians are being screened to become the next beneficiaries of the said program.

Last semester, AUSSG granted scholarships to Marvin delos Santos, Mhey Guadna, Jocelyn Pagba, Rex Almazan, and Krystel Sahagun.Pauline Joy Gelacio

AU-PHINMA enjoys week-long Christmas fair

Christmas started early for Araullians as the University conducted the annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony on December 4, 2012 and Christmas Bazaar from December 3 to 7.

The Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony, which includes the Lantern Making Contest and the Chorale Competition, served as the highlight of the affair. For the Lantern Making Contest, the College of Management and Accountancy (CMA) was declared champion while the College of Education (COE) and College of Criminology (COC) placed 1^st and 2^nd runners-up. COE came on top for the Chorale Competition, followed by CMA and the College of Arts and Sciences.

The bazaar comprised of stalls selling food, clothing, and other merchandise. Staying true to the season’s spirit of giving, the University did not charge fees for the stall owners’ use of Admin Lobby and other amenities.

In behalf of CSDL, Directress Junely Moises expressed their happiness with the affair’s outcome. Moises said that AU-PHINMA was able to spread the holiday cheer even outside the campus through the spectacle provided by the lighting of sky lanterns during the ceremony. Barry Sim

Warriors celebrate Crim Fest

 

Future members of the police force from the College of Criminology (COC) united for their Criminology Fest, themed “Don’t Stop, ‘til You Get the Top”, held from December 19 to 20 last year.

Different activities catered to the students’ different skills and talents. Cecille Ellasos got 1st place for the singing contest; the group Sexy Babes, selected 2nd and 3rd year female Warriors, won 1st place as well for the dance competition.

During the second day of the fest, sophomores dominated the hardcourt and defeated the juniors in the basketball competition’s final game.

Gunseen dela Cruz and Alpha May Lactaotao reigned as Mr. and Ms. Criminology. Finally, a testimonial banquet for criminology board exam passers and their parents was led by COC faculty member Mrs. May Miguel. Bryan Joseph Peralta