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For a moment, the deadlines can wait because the campus has a story to celebrate.For CRMCians, Founders’ Day is more tha...
22/08/2026

For a moment, the deadlines can wait because the campus has a story to celebrate.

For CRMCians, Founders’ Day is more than just another celebration. It is the time when classrooms are left behind for a while and the campus becomes a place of rehearsals, laughter, friendly competition, nervous moments, and unforgettable memories. Students rush from one preparation to another, practice routines until their feet grow tired, fix last-minute details, and cheer for the people who proudly carry their department’s name. There are moments of exhaustion, moments of chaos, and moments when everyone simply wants to rest. But somehow, those are the very moments that become the stories students will tell long after the celebration is over.

From the first practice to the final performance, every CRMCian experienced the celebration differently. Some take the stage, some compete, some cheer from the sidelines, and some work quietly behind the scenes. Yet everyone becomes part of the same story. The Nadia Catarata Jurani - College of Business Education , College of Teacher Education, Psychology Program, College of Criminal Justice Education, and College of Computer Studies each bring their own colors, talents, and spirit, proving that every department has a story worth telling. And in between the cheers and competition are the little things students remember most - the laughter with friends, the encouragement from classmates, the shared food during breaks, the tired walks home, and the feeling of knowing that everyone is giving their best.

For the first year students, this celebration becomes their first real glimpse of what it means to be a CRMCian. They watch, participate, cheer, and create memories they will hopefully carry through the years. For the fourth year students, however, every moment feels a little more precious. This is their final Founders’ Day as students and the last time they will stand with their classmates, cheer for their department, and experience the celebration from inside the campus they have grown familiar with. And somewhere beyond the gates are the alumni, who may see the familiar banners, hear the familiar cheers, or simply remember the days when they, too, stood among the crowd. A gentle reminder of a chapter they once lived.

Then, eventually, the cheers begin to fade. The banners come down, the performances end, and the campus slowly returns to its usual rhythm. But the memories remain. More than the trophies, performances, and competitions, what stays are the friendships, sacrifices, laughter, and moments that made the celebration meaningful. And perhaps, at the heart of it all, is gratitude. Gratitude to the founder whose vision gave birth to an institution that has stood strong for 79 years, and to every generation that helped carry its name forward.

The story of Cebu Roosevelt Memorial Colleges was written long before today’s CRMCians walked through its gates, but now, we have the privilege of adding our own pages to it. Seventy-nine years of legacy, countless stories, and generations of CRMCians, we continue to celebrate the dream that started it all. Towards more memories, more stories, and more years with you, our beloved Cebu Roosevelt Memorial Colleges.

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LOOK | CRMC Pays Honor to the Founder, Conducts Wreath-Laying CeremonyAugust 22, 2026 — Cebu Roosevelt Memorial Colleges...
22/08/2026

LOOK | CRMC Pays Honor to the Founder, Conducts Wreath-Laying Ceremony

August 22, 2026 — Cebu Roosevelt Memorial Colleges paid respect through a wreath-laying ceremony to the late CRMC founder, Dr. Victor Vence Lepiten Sr., earlier today, 10:30 AM at Lepiten Mausoleum, Brgy. Pandan.

The solemn ceremony was attended by CRMC faculty, staff, admins, and some students.

Report by | Trisha Anne Iglesia
Photos by | Analie R. Pedrano

READ | The winning answer of Mr. CRMC 2026 —  words shared through experience, molded by resilience, and rooted in hope ...
22/08/2026

READ | The winning answer of Mr. CRMC 2026 — words shared through experience, molded by resilience, and rooted in hope amidst adversity that won the hearts of many.

Mr. CRMC 2026 answered the question:“If you could change one thing in your community to make a future better for the next generation, what will it be and why?”

The epitome of both intelligence and elegance was shown last night at the 79th Founder's Day Celebration.

Report by | Mary Mae Agabon
Copy Edited by | Trisha Anne Iglesia
Layout by | Rosmar

READ | The winning answer of Ms. CRMC 2026 —  words shared through experience, molded by resilience, and rooted in hope ...
22/08/2026

READ | The winning answer of Ms. CRMC 2026 — words shared through experience, molded by resilience, and rooted in hope amidst adversity that won the hearts of many.

Ms. CRMC 2026 answered the question:“What does growing in resilience mean to you and how can young people develop resilience without losing compassion for others?"

The epitome of both intelligence and elegance was shown last night at the 79th Founder's Day Celebration.

Report by | Mary Mae Agabon
Copy Edited by | Trisha Anne Iglesia
Layout by | Rosmar

TOP NEWS | Psychology Program Dominates Mr. and Ms. CRMC 2026, Claims Both CrownBOGO CITY, CEBU — Venz Andre Antelegando...
22/08/2026

TOP NEWS | Psychology Program Dominates Mr. and Ms. CRMC 2026, Claims Both Crown

BOGO CITY, CEBU — Venz Andre Antelegando and Ma. Kyla Obor of the Psychology Program were crowned Mr. and Ms. CRMC 2026, earning both winners a one-year free tuition scholarship as part of Cebu Roosevelt Memorial Colleges’ 79th Foundation Anniversary celebration at the Don Celestino Martinez Sr. Sports and Cultural Center last Friday, August 21.

WINNERS:
Mr. CRMC 2026: Mr. Venz Andre Antelegando (Psychology Program)
Ms. CRMC 2026: Ms. Ma. Kyla Obor (Psychology Program)

First Runner-up:
Mr. John Adams Gulfan (College of Criminal Justice Education)
Ms. Dianna Shane Verallo (Junior High School Department)

Second Runner-up:
Mr. Thyrone Jhade Lozada (Administration)
Ms. Shemel Duhrane Almonicar (College of Business Education)

Third Runner-Up:
Mr. Noel Jumamel (Southern Masbate Roosevelt College)
Ms. Juliezah Marie Erediano (Tabogon Roosevelt High School)

Fourth Runner-up:
Mr. Tyron Rivera (Tabogon Roosevelt High School )
Ms. Carmel Rosaceña (College of Criminal Justice Education)

MINOR AWARDS
Best in Production Number
Mr. Noel Jumamel from Southern Masbate Roosevelt College
Ms. Ma. Kyla Obor from Psychology Program

Best in ASEAN Attire
Mr. John Adams Gulfan from College of Criminal Justice Education
Ms. Ma. Kyla Obor from Psychology Program

BEST in Long Gown and Formal Wear
Mr. Lawrence James Lepon from the Junior High School
Ms. Ma. Kyla Obor (Psychology Program)

SPECIAL AWARDS
Mr. and Ms. Photogenic:
Mr. Thyrone Jhade Lozada (Administration)
Ms. Ma. Bernice Mongas (Administration)

Mr. and Ms. Facebook Idol:
Mr. Hitcheff Bright Mamogay (College of Teacher Education)
Ms. Rica Andrea Lepon (College of Teacher Education)

Mr. and Miss Pasarela:
Mr. Venz Andre Antelegando (Psychology Program)
Ms. Rica Andrea Lepon (College of Teacher Education)

Report by | Analie Pedrano & Mary Mae Agabon
Layout by | tortang sili

The 79th Founder's Day Celebration is evidence of our resilience despite the adversities we must endure. It remembers th...
22/08/2026

The 79th Founder's Day Celebration is evidence of our resilience despite the adversities we must endure. It remembers the beauty of thriving, the spontaneity of life, and the Founder who started it all. In this 79th year, we wholeheartedly honor the one who built a legacy in Northern Cebu. Because of him, Cebu Roosevelt Memorial Colleges became a home to many generations of learners.

The unreachable college life became accessible. What may have been impossible to achieve for most became achievable for Northern Cebuano learners. All because one man stood to bring a college institution that soon thrived to produce highly qualified graduates— board passers, topnotchers, and quality workers.

CRMC, you endured various storms. Your walls may have cracked, your colors faded, yet through it all, here you are, celebrating your 79th Founder's Day. For 79 years you still remember. You remember the intellect beneath your foundation. The man who made sure you could survive— the father, the builder, and the founder— Dr. Victor Vence Lepiten Sr.

Words by | Trisha Anne Iglesia
Photos by | John Renz Redoble and Adriana Julie Samidara

TOP NEWS | NCJ- CBE Leads Asean Dance Spectacle 2026 Nadia Catarata Jurani - College of Business Education (NCJ-CBE) won...
21/08/2026

TOP NEWS | NCJ- CBE Leads Asean Dance Spectacle 2026

Nadia Catarata Jurani - College of Business Education (NCJ-CBE) won the championship with their spectacular representation of Cambodia during the Asean Dance Spectacle at the Don Celestino Martinez Sr. Sports and Cultural Center on August 20, 2026 at 8:00 PM.

The High School Department representing Malaysia finished 2nd, while 3rd place went to the College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) representing Myanmar.

Pure talents were showcased by CRMCians through their exceptional presentation of diverse culture, and traditional performances of South East Asian countries.

The event concluded with the recognition of awards.

Report by | Mary Mae Agabon
Copy Edited by | Trisha Anne Iglesia
Layout by | tortang sili

TOP NEWS | Abiguel Tenorio Claims Grand Prize in the Roosevelt Voice Icon 2026 Ms. Abiguel Tenorio conquered 14 other pa...
21/08/2026

TOP NEWS | Abiguel Tenorio Claims Grand Prize in the Roosevelt Voice Icon 2026

Ms. Abiguel Tenorio conquered 14 other participants in the Roosevelt Voice Icon 2026 to receive the 1-year free tuition grand prize offered by Cebu Roosevelt Memorial Colleges.

She is the first-ever Voice Icon Champion marking a significant era of CRMCian singing prowess.

Further, Ms. Mariel Tepan secured 2nd place and a cash prize worth ₱1,500, while Mr. Justine Lejesta placed 3rd, receiving ₱1,000 cash prize.

CRMC continues to prove that it is more than just an academic institution. Beyond academics, CRMCians have also proven their excellence in music.

Report by | Trisha Anne Iglesia
Information by | Mary Mae Agabon
Layout by | tortang sili

JUST IN | Magtutudlo Stays Unconquerable in the EDC Academic Competition Jelica Añasco and Faith Catapan of the College ...
20/08/2026

JUST IN | Magtutudlo Stays Unconquerable in the EDC Academic Competition

Jelica Añasco and Faith Catapan of the College of Teacher Education dominated the Engineering, Design, and Communication (EDC) competition earning 1st place with their prototype centered on Tunnel and Vertical Net Filter for Drainage Mitigation, showcasing topnotch innovation and communication skills.

Finishing 2nd is the pair from
the College of Business Education, Mariefel Pino and Michael Jay Hidalgo. And earning 3rd is the College of Computer Studies duo, Analie R. Pedrano and Christian Vence .

This type of academic competition involved Higher Order Thinking Skills (HOTS) which challenged the participants to think critically, work under pressure, communicate effectively, and create a prototype innovatively.

Report by | Trisha Anne Iglesia
Layout by | tortang sili

HAPPENING NOW | EDC Participants Present Flood Intervention Prototype Proposals at VELCC Participants of the Engineering...
20/08/2026

HAPPENING NOW | EDC Participants Present Flood Intervention Prototype Proposals at VELCC

Participants of the Engineering, Design, and Communication (EDC) Competition take the stage at Victor Elliot Lepiten Cultural Center (VELCC) to present and defend their proposed intervention or prototype centered on flood management.

Distinguished guests panel the presentation.

Report by | Trisha Anne Iglesia

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