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November 12, 2026 9:10 A.M.
27Misamis University’s Public Access for Local, Provincial, and Regional Communities
Misamis University provides public access to its buildings and campus by welcoming government agencies, schools, businesses, and community organizations to hold programs and collaborative activities. These initiatives serve the community at the local, provincial, and regional levels. At the local level, the University hosts inter-school sports competitions, laboratory activities, campus tours, graduation ceremonies, sales activities for microbusiness enterprises, voters’ registration, and Christmas parties.
At the provincial level, the campus serves as a venue for Philippine Identification System (National ID) registration and job fairs, helping connect residents with essential services and employment opportunities. At the regional level, Misamis University welcomes initiatives such as the financial education campaign of the Securities and Exchange Commission Cagayan de Oro Extension Office, a health research conference organized by the Northern Mindanao Consortium for Health Research and Development (NorMinCoHRD), and an ASEAN celebration by the Commission on Higher Education Region 10.
The University also makes its campus accessible to the public as a place of cultural and historical significance. As a 97-year-old institution, and the oldest in the province, Misamis University regards its entire campus as a monument that continues to serve and connect communities throughout Region 10, Northwestern Mindanao, and beyond.
Misamis University Opens Its Campus Facilities for Inter-Private School Sports Competition
Misamis University provided facilities for the Inter-Private School Sports Competition among private schools in Ozamiz City. Organized by the Ozamiz City Association of Private School Administrators (OCAPSA), the competition was held from August 29 to 31, 2026.
The University hosted competitions in sepak takraw, badminton, table tennis, and soccer. Other events including basketball, volleyball, chess, swimming, futsal, were held at the courts and facilities of other participating schools in the city. The participating private schools included Misamis Union High School, Misamis Institute of Technology, La Salle University, Medina College, and Ozamiz City Cathedral School. Student-athletes from the participating schools competed in various sporting events. The competition fostered teamwork and sportsmanship while promoting physical well-being. It also gave students the opportunity to meet and interact with peers from other schools, compete in a larger event, and demonstrate their abilities before a wider audience.
By opening Misamis University’s facilities to the community, the University demonstrated its support for the city’s student-athletes and youth programs. Such initiatives promote health, peace, and cooperation, helping build a more active and connected Ozamiz City community.
Misamis University Provides ICT Training for MHARS-MC Personnel
Misamis University provided Information and Communication Technology (ICT) training for personnel from Mayor Hilarion A. Ramiro Sr. Medical Center (MHARS-MC). The training was delivered in four batches, and the University provided its facilities, computer laboratories, and technical expertise for the sessions.
The training was part of the community extension program of Misamis University’s College of Computer Studies. It aimed to strengthen MHARS-MC personnel’s digital skills by teaching practical ICT applications they could use in their daily work. Sessions included hands-on exercises and interactive discussions.
The four batches took place on January 9–10, September 12, September 25–26, and November 27–28, 2025, with 31, 31, 35, and 36 participants, respectively. The training was completed by personnel from the hospital.
By sharing its expertise and facilities, Misamis University supported MHARS-MC and helped its personnel develop ICT skills relevant to their work. This collaboration may help the hospital adapt to changing digital needs and support efficient operations and patient services.
Misamis University Hosts Campus Tours for High School Students
Misamis University hosted campus tours for senior high school students from nearby schools on November 12, 2025, from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. The tours introduced the students to the University’s facilities and campus spaces.
Held during the University’s 96th Foundation and Intramural Celebration, the tours also gave students a chance to see campus activities, competitions, and performances. The experience offered them a glimpse of university life and helped them learn more about the programs and opportunities available at Misamis University.
Students from Pulot National High School, Ozamiz City School of Arts and Trades, and Ozamiz City National High School took part in the tours. The initiative gave participating students an opportunity to explore a university as they consider their future studies. By welcoming students from nearby schools, Misamis University also strengthened its connections with the Ozamiz City community and introduced young people to educational opportunities close to home.
Misamis University Provides Venue for Bangkal Kinder School Moving-Up Ceremony
Misamis University provided the venue for the moving-up ceremony of the kindergarten graduates of Bangkal Kinder School, a community extension project of the University’s College of Education. The ceremony was held on March 27, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. at the Mini Pergola, also known as the Tambayan, on the university campus.
The event was titled the 6th Moving-Up Ceremony, with the theme “Filipino Graduates: Prepared to Lead with Competence and Character.” The initiative was spearheaded by the College of Education.
The College of Education organized the ceremony as part of its oversight of Bangkal Kinder School, a community extension project. The graduating class comprised 11 boys and 8 girls. Ms. Beverly B. Dionio, a faculty member of the College of Education, facilitated the presentation of the graduates. Dr. Genelyn R. Baluyos, Dean of the College of Education, confirmed the graduates.
The program included a processional march; audiovisual presentations for the invocation and national anthem; a welcome speech; a kindergarten poem; the presentation and confirmation of the graduates; the awarding of medals and certificates; recognition of achievers and special awardees; a moving-up speech; and a heartfelt rendition of the moving-up song, “Goodbye for Now (We’re Moving Up).”
Through the College of Education, Misamis University played an active role in celebrating this milestone in the graduates’ educational journey. The ceremony provided an opportunity to recognize their talents, values, and achievements. The ceremony also provided an opportunity to acknowledge the benefactors, donors, and parents who contributed to the project and the event. By supporting school activities and similar initiatives for kindergarten pupils and other learners, Misamis University demonstrates its commitment to the well-being of the community.
This initiative shows the importance of education to the Bangkal community and nearby areas. It helps parents recognize the value of their children’s education and understand how it can shape their futures, motivating them to support their children as they move on to the next level of education. By helping prepare the community for the future, this initiative contributes to building a stronger community
Misamis University Extends Campus Space for Local Small Businesses During Its 97th Founders’ Day
Misamis University provided local small businesses in Ozamiz City with an opportunity to sell their products on campus during the university’s 97th Founders’ Day and Intramurals celebration, held from October 12 to 14, 2026.
Twenty-six microbusiness owners took part in the on-campus market. They were allowed to sell their products during the celebration. The participating businesses were Adi’s Craft and Print, Lodie Mae’s Snackainan, Amorabdie Snack, Syvill’s Smoothie, NR Food House, Sofia’s Snack, Boss Snacks, J&R Scrumble, Blend and Brew, Kawaii Dose by Shajara, Nanaberry Co., Marri Studios, Mommy G’s Kitchenette, Rams Burger, Chick’n Tato, Lo’s Cup Café and Silog Corner, Brewther’s Coffee, Siomai ni Dorimon, Lervz Snack Corner, Mark D Pater, Bos Lemonade Station, Peyburit, Pretty Little Trinkets x Etcetera by Cilingan, Ash and Ell Food House, Potato Corner, and Swirl Ice Cream Yummy.
Most of the products were food, snacks, refreshments, and coffee. Other items, including T-shirts, were also available and appealed to students. Vendors sold food to students on campus throughout the celebration, which featured activities in the morning, afternoon, and evening. The activities included a town parade, sports games, and performances in covered venues. Evening vents included the Miss Misamis University and Mr. Misamis University pageants, a live band, a disco, and a barrio fiesta where the whole community ate together. The microbusiness owners continued selling into the evening.
The business owners rented spaces on campus under an agreement that required them to maintain cleanliness and sanitation. They collected waste in designated barrels and took it to the proper disposal area when the barrels were full. They also had access to clean water for use at their stalls. At the end of each day, they cleaned their areas before leaving.
By providing space for local business owners, Misamis University gave community members an opportunity to participate in the celebration and benefit from increased economic activity. The initiative also helped strengthen the university’s relationship with local small-business owners. Continued collaboration could create further economic opportunities through innovation and environmentally sustainable practices, contributing to a stronger community.
Misamis University Opens Its Facilities to MHAR-MC Hospital Personnel for Yuletide Celebration
Misamis University allowed the Mayor Hilarion A. Ramiro Sr. Medical Center (MHAR-MC) to use the Hilarion T. Feliciano Activity Center for its Christmas celebration on the evening of December 19, 2025. The facility, which meets standard gymnasium-size requirements, can accommodate up to 1,000 people.
The hospital paid to use the venue for the celebration, which brought together 400 MHAR-MC personnel. A government hospital located in Barangay Maningcol, Ozamiz City, MHAR-MC is a Level 3 facility that provides specialized and subspecialized medical care. It also has advanced diagnostic infrastructure and serves as a major regional training and teaching facility. The hospital has a capacity of more than 1,000 beds.
By supporting the event, Misamis University helped the government hospital celebrate Christmas, an important holiday in predominantly Christian Ozamiz City. The collaboration also strengthened the university’s relationship with government institutions.
By providing the Hilarion T. Feliciano Activity Center to agencies and hospitals such as MHAR-MC, Misamis University continues to foster positive institutional relationships in Ozamiz City.
Misamis University Provides Space for PhilSys National ID Registration
Misamis University provided space in the Basic Education Department for a Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) mobile registration activity for Basic Education students on July 7, 2026, at 8:00 a.m. PhilSys is the Philippines’ centralized national identification system for Filipino citizens.
The initiative followed a request from the university administration for the Philippine Statistics Authority’s (PSA) Ozamiz City office to conduct the registration. It was intended to help students meet the PhilSys registration requirement for enrollment in the PhilHealth YAKAP program.
YAKAP, or Yaman ng Kalusugan Program para Malayo sa Sakit (the “Health for All” program), is PhilHealth’s expanded primary care benefit package. It focuses on preventive care, early disease detection, and the ongoing management of health conditions. Eligible members may access covered medicines and other benefits, subject to the program’s terms and limits.
YAKAP members may register with a participating hospital or clinic. At their chosen facility, they can consult a YAKAP-accredited physician, receive a prescription, and obtain prescribed medicines from a participating pharmacy, subject to program guidelines.
Misamis University Clinic is now registered as a PhilHealth YAKAP provider. To help its community access the program, the university is supporting members as they complete the registration requirements, which include presenting their National ID. The PhilSys registration activity conducted by the PSA’s Ozamiz office gave Basic Education students greater access to the documents needed to enroll in YAKAP. It also saved time for students and the wider university community.
By supporting access to healthcare services, Misamis University affirms its commitment to student well-being and preventive care, contributing to a healthier university community and, ultimately, to the communities across Ozamiz City and the province from which its students come.
Misamis University Hosts Job Fair Connecting Students and Graduates with Local Industries
Misamis University brought together local organizations for a job fair on June 1, 2026, at the Hilarion T. Feliciano Activity Center. The event was spearheaded by the university’s Guidance and Testing Center and welcomed students, graduates, and other job seekers. Participants had the opportunity to explore employment opportunities, meet recruiters, and gain valuable insights into the job market.
A total of 27 organizations participated, including seven government agencies. They were Lighthouse Cool Bridge Academy; Alrose Group of Companies; Jolly Management Solutions, Inc.; Reynaldo Financing Service Corp.; Gloria Bazar; Home Credit; Rural Transit Mindanao, Inc.; Pryce Gases, Inc.; Zest-O; Millennium Cars Mindanao Inc.; JMC Power Depot; Princity, Inc.; MSS Cycle Trading; Davao Manpower, Inc.; One Puhunan; TSQ Drafting Services; San Miguel Brewery, Inc.; Bank of the Philippine Islands; Coco Harvest; E-Chalk Tutorial Services; Philippine Army; National Bureau of Investigation; Social Security System; Pag-IBIG; Philippine Statistics Authority; Yakap; and PhilHealth.
Through the job fair, Misamis University helped connect members of its community with potential employers. The event also gave participating organizations a space to engage with students and graduates and introduce them to potential career opportunities.
The initiative strengthens connections between the university and local industries. Continued collaboration helps the university align its programs with workforce needs while supporting graduates’ employment prospects and contributing to the local community’s economic development.
Misamis University Provides Venue for Commission on Elections Voter Education and Registration Fair
Misamis University collaborated with the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) in Region 10 and provided the university’s covered court as the venue for the Voter Education and Registration Fair (VERF). The VERF included a voter education lecture for Misamis University students in Ozamiz City on “Voters’ Rights and Responsibilities.” The lecture explained students’ right to vote and the responsibilities that come with it. The fair also offered voter registration services, including new registrations, corrections to registration records, transfers of registration records, and reactivation of voter registrations.
The officials from Misamis University and the Commission on Elections who spearheaded the VERF included Dr. Karen Belina F. De Leon, University President; Atty. Renato A. Magbutay, Regional Election Director for Region 10; Atty. Maria Dulce Cuevas-Banzon, Assistant Regional Election Director; Atty. Milber G. Alinas, Provincial Election Supervisor for Misamis Occidental; and Atty. Roselyn J. Smith, Ozamiz City Election Officer.
This initiative demonstrates Misamis University’s commitment to local governance and to giving students and community members greater opportunities to participate in local and national elections. It encourages members of the university and the wider community to take part in decision-making and civic dialogue, especially during elections. By promoting awareness of their constitutional rights, the initiative helps people become more informed and engaged citizens who can contribute to the welfare of Ozamiz City and Misamis Occidental province
Misamis University Partners with SEC Cagayan de Oro Extension Office to Promote Financial Literacy
On October 23, 2026, Misamis University hosted a Financial Literacy and Investor Education Seminar at its Function Hall. The seminar helped participants develop sound financial habits and learn how to recognize investment scams. Attendees included 22 administrators and deans, as well as 55 students representing the university’s 11 colleges.
Before the seminar, Misamis University and the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Cagayan de Oro Extension Office (SEC CDOEO) signed a memorandum of agreement (MOA), establishing a partnership between the two institutions. Misamis University is led by its President, Dr. Karen Belina F. De Leon, while SEC CDOEO is headed by Director Atty. Frederick Enopia. At the MOA signing ceremony, Misamis University was represented by Dr. Lloyd B. Ranises, Director of the Office of Linkages and International Affairs, and Dr. Analyn Clarin, Vice President for Academic Affairs. SEC CDOEO was represented by SEC Counsel Atty. John Henri P. De Veyra and Mr. Neil Maynard C. Conde.
by SEC Counsel Atty. John Henri P. De Veyra and Mr. Neil Maynard C. Conde. Under the agreement, Misamis University and SEC CDOEO will collaborate on projects and activities promoting financial literacy and investor protection. Their work will include developing, producing, implementing, and promoting educational materials on investing, financial literacy, investor protection, and investment scams. They will also share these materials with students, faculty members, and other beneficiaries through programs, training sessions, and seminars. In addition, the partners will share information through digital platforms and explore developing web-based training programs. The seminar marked the beginning of the partnership’s collaborative activities. The morning session covered the fundamentals of saving, sound financial decision-making, and responsible spending. It helped participants better understand how to make informed financial choices and develop responsible spending habits. The afternoon session focused on corporate and investment matters, including investment scams.
Through this initiative, Misamis University demonstrates its commitment to the financial well-being of its community. The partnership supports SEC CDOEO’s efforts to provide financial education to its stakeholders and helps address broader challenges involving consumer awareness and investment fraud. By promoting financial literacy, the initiative helps community members make informed financial decisions and contribute to a more economically resilient community.
Health Research Conference by the Northern Mindanao Consortium for Health Research and Development
Misamis University collaborated with the Northern Mindanao Consortium for Health Research and Development (NorMinCoHRD) to hold the 8th Regional Health Research Conference, themed “Regional Health Research in Action: Driving Innovation, Impact, and Inclusive Growth.” The conference took place on October 7–9, 2025, at the Hilarion T. Feliciano Activity Center on the university campus in Ozamiz City.
NorMinCoHRD is a regional health research network serving Northern Mindanao (Region 10), Philippines as a consortium. It coordinates and promotes health research and development activities in the region, aligning local research with regional and national health priorities. The consortium supports capacity-building for researchers, promotes research utilization, and provides or facilitates funding for approved research proposals. It also holds events such as the Regional Health Research Conference. The consortium’s 8th conference, held at Misamis University in Ozamiz City, supports the consortium’s goals. Higher education institutions in Region 10 participate in this event, helping NorMinCoHRD carry out its mission. By taking an active role in this effort, Misamis University supports the dissemination of research findings across the region and contributes to improving the health of local communities.
ASEAN Celebration by the Commission on Higher Education Region 10
Misamis University provided its facilities to the Commission on Higher Education Regional Office 10 (CHEDRO 10) to help organize the ASEAN celebration, “55th Founding Anniversary of ASEAN: Cambodia 2022 — ASEAN A.C.T.: Addressing Challenges Together.” The event was held on August 11, 2022, at the university’s covered court on its campus in Ozamiz City. The celebration was held regionwide, with higher education institutions (HEIs) from Region 10 taking part. A total of 34 HEIs participated:
1. Bukidnon State University–Talakag, Bukidnon
2. IBA College of Mindanao, Inc., Bukidnon
3. Northern Bukidnon State College, Cagayan de Oro City
4. Capitol University, Cagayan de Oro City
5. Liceo de Cagayan University, Cagayan de Oro City
6. Lourdes College, Cagayan de Oro City
7. Camiguin Polytechnic State College, Camiguin
8. Christ the King College, Gingoog City
9. Community College of Gingoog, Gingoog City
10. Adventist Medical Center College, Iligan City
11. Iligan Medical College, Iligan City
12. Lyceum of Iligan Foundation, Iligan City
13. Santa Monica Institute of Technology, Iligan City
14. St. Michael’s College, Iligan City
15. St. Peter’s College, Iligan City
16. Christ the King College de Maranding, Inc., Lanao del Norte
17. Lanao School of Science and Technology, Inc., Lanao del Norte
18. Mindanao State University–Lanao del Norte Agricultural College, Lanao del Norte
19. Mindanao State University–Maigo School of Arts and Trades, Lanao del Norte
20. North Central Mindanao College, Lanao del Norte
21. City College of El Salvador, Misamis Oriental
22. Initao College, Misamis Oriental
23. Magsaysay College, Misamis Oriental
24. Misamis Oriental Institute of Science and Technology, Misamis Oriental
25. Opol Community College, Misamis Oriental
26. Salay Community College, Misamis Oriental
27. Tagoloan Community College, Misamis Oriental
28. University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines–Misamis Oriental, Villanueva Campus
29. La Salle University, Ozamiz City
30. Medina College, Ozamiz City
31. Misamis Institute of Technology, Ozamiz City
32. Misamis University, Ozamiz City
33. Gov. Alfonso D. Tan College, Tangub City
34. Northwestern Mindanao State College of Science and Technology, Tangub City
The participation of the 34 HEIs made the celebration vibrant and colorful. Participants performed dances, prepared and displayed traditional dishes, and wore the national attire of the ASEAN countries they represented. These activities created a festive atmosphere and gave participants the opportunity to experience the cultures of other ASEAN countries, helping make the celebration a success, not through travel, but through active participation in the event.
By hosting the ASEAN Celebration, the University laid a strong foundation for expanding the event in subsequent years. The initiative also supported the University’s internationalization efforts. Building on that success, Misamis University expanded its 2025 and 2026 celebrations beyond Region 10 by involving its international university partners. Representatives from partner universities served as online resource persons, while their students took part in online discussions and shared their perspectives during the celebrations that followed.
Most importantly, the University incorporated the ASEAN celebration into its student exchange program. This enabled exchange student from ASEAN partner universities to take part in the on-campus activities. The 2022 celebration helped shape the University’s ongoing international ASEAN initiatives, which reached a new level of international participation in 2026 through their integration with the exchange program.
Misamis University has made its facilities available to local and international institutions. This demonstrates the University’s commitment to sharing its resources with the local community and the wider ASEAN community. These efforts help promote and preserve culture and support the peace essential to community development in Ozamiz City and the region as a whole.
Misamis University: A Monument to Nearly a Century of Educational Service
Misamis University’s campus and history reflect its mission of providing education to all. As the university approaches its centennial, its longstanding contribution to education may be recognized as an important part of the region’s history.
The university’s story reaches beyond the immediate community of Ozamiz City, where it is now located. A Cebu City newspaper, Bag-ong Kusog, reported on the institution’s founding and development. The newspaper was originally called Nueva Fuerza and was renamed Bag-ong Kusog in 1930. It circulated from 1904 to 1950 and published news in Bisaya language about events in the Visayas and Mindanao.
One report, titled “Ang Kolambugan Academy Gibalhin sa Misamis” [“Kolambugan Academy Was Transferred to Misamis”], described the institution’s early history. Kolambugan Academy was the university’s original name.
A news report dated December 4, 1931, states:
“Aron paghatag igong higayon niadtong mga tinun-an nga mahigugmaon sa kalampusan sa ilang mga tinguha, mapaninguhaon sa katumanan sa ilang mga bulawonong damgo nga inumod sa mga pangandoy sa kabulahanan tapos sa ilang mga malaayng pakigbugno sa Simbahan sa Kaalam, aron pagdasig niadtong ginikanan nawad-an na sa tinguha nga ang ilang mga anak makapadayon pa sa pagtuon ngadto sa laing mga dapit gumikan sa kalayo sukad sa ilang mga pinuy-anan, kadako sa mga bayranan sama sa transportasyon, bayad sa kasira ug uban pang mga kus-kus balungos, nahimugso sa hunahuna ni Dr. Hilario Feliciano, mananambal sa tambalanan sa Kolambugan, aron ang mga tinun-an nga gikan sa mga lungsod sa Klarin, Misamis, Tangub, Kolambugan, ug mga silingang dapit nga dili makatungha sa Hay Iskul sa Misamis, sa Hay Iskul sa Lanao, Hay Iskul sa Buol, Hay Iskul sa Sugbo, Manila og ubang dapit, makapadayon sa ilang pagtuon.” [To give sufficient opportunity to those students who love success in their endeavors, who strive for the fulfillment of their golden dreams rooted in hopes of prosperity after their tedious struggles in the Church of Knowledge, and to encourage those parents who have lost hope that their children could still continue their studies in other places due to the distance from their homes, the heavy expenses such as transportation, boarding fees, and other miscellaneous hassles—the idea was born in the mind of Dr. Hilario Feliciano, a doctor at the hospital in Kolambugan, so that students from the towns of Clarin, Misamis, Tangub, Kolambugan, and neighboring places who could not attend High School in Misamis, Lanao, Buol, Cebu, Manila, and other places, could continue their studies.]
The report explains that Dr. Hilarion Feliciano (identified in the newspaper as Hilario) conceived the idea of establishing a school in response to the difficulties faced by families in nearby towns. Distance and the rising costs of transportation, lodging, and other expenses made it difficult for many students to continue their education elsewhere. Dr. Feliciano sought to address this need by creating a local opportunity for them to pursue their studies.
“Aron pagtambayayong sa daghang mga gugolan, si G. Florencio P. Cruz, kawani sa ‘Kolambugan Lumber,’ ingon man si Kwong Wing, mauswagong magpapatigayon sa maong lungsod, midason sa mga maayong hunahuna ni Dr. Feliciano, mitambirino sa mga kakuhan sa pagtukod sa bag-ong tungha-an. Sa tuig 1929, maoy pagkatawo sa bag-ong tunghaan, ‘Kolambugan Academy’ maoy ngalan ning tunghaana.” [To help share the many expenses, Mr. Florencio P. Cruz, an employee of Kolambugan Lumber, and Kwong Wing, a prosperous businessman in the town, supported Dr. Feliciano’s idea and contributed resources toward establishing the new school. In 1929, the new school was founded and named Kolambugan Academy].
To understand the context behind Dr. Feliciano’s concern for parents, population growth may offer a glimpse of conditions in the area. According to an Augustinian archival source (Asunción, Gragorio Fidel de Blas, 1910) and population records, the population of Misamis, now Ozamiz City, grew substantially: 6,313 in 1897; 11,709 on March 2, 1903; 12,237 on December 31, 1918; and 36,313 on January 1, 1939. This growth may have been influenced in part by migration, encouraged by American-era agricultural policies. Population growth in nearby areas may also have added to the challenges of governing the province from Cagayan de Oro. On November 2, 1929, Legislative Act No. 3537 divided Misamis Province into Misamis Oriental and Misamis Occidental. Ozamiz City is in Misamis Occidental.
As these towns grew, the need for education became increasingly apparent to the school’s founder, who saw it as part of the region’s development. The report states that Kolambugan Academy was later moved to Misamis, now Ozamiz City. Dated December 4, 1931, the report offers a glimpse of the school’s development: although Kolambugan was a smaller town, relocating to Misamis may have enabled the school to serve more students.
The institution’s name changed over time: it was Kolambugan Academy in 1929, Misamis Institute after its relocation in 1931, Misamis Colleges in 1955, and Misamis University in 1977, when it was recognized by the Commission on Higher Education. Misamis University’s growth has accompanied the development of the province and neighboring communities, where population growth increased the need for accessible education. In 1929, Dr. Hilarion Feliciano founded Kolambugan Academy to address the difficulties parents faced in sending their children to distant schools. Over the decades, the institution has educated generations of students and contributed to community development.
Today, Misamis University serves students from Ozamiz City, nearby towns, and neighboring provinces. As it approaches its centennial in 2029, it continues its commitment to making education accessible. Its campus stands as a testament to the founders’ vision, the university’s educational legacy, and its enduring service to Misamis Occidental and the wider community.
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