18/08/2026
ππ‘π‘π’π¨π‘πππ ππ‘π§: Face-to-face classes will RESUME tomorrow, August 19, 2026, for both campuses of the university. OP Memorandum Order No. 269, s. 2026 is released today following the announcements of the City Governments of Butuan and Cabadbaran and after careful consideration of the appropriate learning arrangements available at the university.
The Caraga State University Cabadbaran Campus likewise has the discretion to determine the appropriate learning modality for its Golden Paddlers at the Laboratory High School, in accordance with the advisories issued by the aforementioned government units. Please read the full details of the Memorandum cascaded through the universityβs official communication channels.
As we go back to the university, we remind our Golden Paddlers to stay cool and hydrated to avoid heat-related risks. Further, the University Clinic is open for any concerns or reports of students experiencing heat-related illnesses.
Together, let us ensure that our campus is comfortable and conducive to learning amidst this extreme weather.
ππ‘π‘π’π¨π‘πππ ππ‘π§: Face-to-face classes will RESUME tomorrow, August 19, 2026, for both campuses of the university. OP Memorandum Order No. 269, s. 2026 is released today following the announcements of the City Governments of Butuan and Cabadbaran and after careful consideration of the appropriate learning arrangements available at the university.
The Caraga State University Cabadbaran Campus likewise has the discretion to determine the appropriate learning modality for its Golden Paddlers at the Laboratory High School, in accordance with the advisories issued by the aforementioned government units. Please read the full details of the Memorandum cascaded through the universityβs official communication channels.
As we go back to the university, we remind our Golden Paddlers to stay cool and hydrated to avoid heat-related risks. Further, the University Clinic is open for any concerns or reports of students experiencing heat-related illnesses.
Together, let us ensure that our campus is comfortable and conducive to learning amidst this extreme weather.
17/08/2026
πππ©ππ¦π’π₯π¬: Due to the forecasted high heat index in Butuan City, the Student General Orientation will now be conducted VIRTUALLY on August 21, 2026, via Zoom and FB Live through the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs and Auxiliary Servicesβ page.
This decision is made to ensure that all students can participate in the activity under safe and comfortable conditions. Virtual attendance is still MANDATORY, and proper online etiquette is strictly encouraged.
Thank you, and please stay safe!
πππ©ππ¦π’π₯π¬: Due to the forecasted high heat index in Butuan City, the Student General Orientation will now be conducted VIRTUALLY on August 21, 2026, via Zoom and FB Live through the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs and Auxiliary Servicesβ page.
This decision is made to ensure that all students can participate in the activity under safe and comfortable conditions. Virtual attendance is still MANDATORY, and proper online etiquette is strictly encouraged.
Thank you, and please stay safe!
13/08/2026
ππ‘π‘π’π¨π‘πππ ππ‘π§: Face-to-Face classes for the Main Campus are hereby SUSPENDED starting today, August 13, 2026, until further notice, following OP Memorandum No. 258, s. 2026. This means that all classes shall shift to FLEXIBLE TEACHING AND LEARNING MODALITIES, with faculty members ensuring its effective implementation.
The Memorandum adheres to the official announcement of the City Government of Butuan, declaring the same suspension due to the persistently high heat index experienced throughout the region and parts of the Philippines.
With the heat index at a dangerous level (44Β°C), the university prioritizes the health and safety of its Golden Paddlers and community. Please stay cool and hydrated to avoid heat-related illnesses. Keep safe, everyone!
ππ‘π‘π’π¨π‘πππ ππ‘π§: Face-to-Face classes for the Main Campus are hereby SUSPENDED starting today, August 13, 2026, until further notice, following OP Memorandum No. 258, s. 2026. This means that all classes shall shift to FLEXIBLE TEACHING AND LEARNING MODALITIES, with faculty members ensuring its effective implementation.
The Memorandum adheres to the official announcement of the City Government of Butuan, declaring the same suspension due to the persistently high heat index experienced throughout the region and parts of the Philippines.
With the heat index at a dangerous level (44Β°C), the university prioritizes the health and safety of its Golden Paddlers and community. Please stay cool and hydrated to avoid heat-related illnesses. Keep safe, everyone!
11/08/2026
ππ‘π‘π’π¨π‘πππ ππ‘π§: The Dress Code for Golden Paddlers is temporarily suspended due to the extreme heat conditions experienced in the region and in several parts of the country. As stated in OP Memorandum No. 252, s. 2026, students are now allowed to dress in appropriate, decent, and weather-suitable attire to school, alongside their IDs.
Golden Paddlers are further instructed to bring water bottles, umbrellas, and handheld fans to keep them cool and hydrated as classes are now in full swing. Keep safe, everyone!
05/08/2026
πΎ CAA Strategic Review and Planning Workshop 2026 | Day 1-3 πΎ
The College of Agriculture and Agri-industries (CAA) successfully conducted its Strategic Review and Planning Workshop 2026, held on July 28-30, 2026 at Vinapor, Carmen, Agusan del Norte.
The three-day activity served as a strategic platform for reviewing the academic yearβs accomplishments and performance; it also concord the priorities for the succeeding academic years. This activity was facilitated by FIC Center Chief Jared Cutamora.
The opening day brought together the department chairpersons, program coordinators, faculty members, and staff under the leadership of Dr. Elizabeth P. Parac, College Dean, along with Dr. Crishelo M. Cabillo, Associate Dean. The opening message of Dr. Parac commended the College for its ππ¨π¦π¦ππ§ππππ₯π π©ππ«ππ¨π«π¦ππ§ππ during the recently concluded Academic Year, recognizing the collaborative efforts of faculty members and staff in delivering appropriate instructions, researches, extensions, and other key relevant functions in concerned areas. She likewise challenged everyone to strengthen collaboration, remain adaptive to the evolving demands of higher education, embrace innovation, and continue to delivering quality, results-oriented service anchored to the University's LIKHA Agenda, vision and mission.
On the other hand, Dr. Cabillo presented the College Accomplishments and Performance for fiscal year 2025. As the workshop gone through and with collaborative efforts and exchange of ideas, the college has created a Strategic Development Plan for FY 2026-2030 along with academic policies and faculty development plans.
On the last day, faculty members assigned to different areas were able to present their outputs. With guided discussions, participants grasped fully to comprehend the Institutional Planning Processes and Performance Monitoring mechanisms that support the College's Strategic Objectives. Plans and Initiatives towards Center of Excellence in Agriculture were also tackled. The College reaffirms its vision to be a Center of Excellence in Agriculture and a key partner in food security and rural development.
This activity affirmatively strengthens CAAβs commitment to quality education, research, and extension engagement for sustainable development in Caraga Region and beyond.
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05/08/2026
ππ‘π‘π’π¨π‘πππ ππ‘π§: Classes on August 6-8, 2026, will temporarily shift to an ASYNCHRONOUS TEACHING MODALITY due to the conduct of LegisHear, a national public consultation and legislative engagement program by House Speaker Fausto βBojieβ Dy III. This information is already cascaded internally through OP Memorandum Order No. 241, s. 2026.
During this time, the university will host the overall flow of the program, including town hall meetings, focus group discussions, policy consultations, and oversight feedback sessions. University services, on the other hand, will remain operational and available. Faculty members and heads of offices are also directed to make appropriate arrangements to limit work disruption and ensure the successful conduct of this activity.
Please be guided.
04/08/2026
πΎ Attention, BSA Students!
The College of Agriculture and Agri-Industries warmly invites all 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Year Bachelor of Science in Agriculture students to attend the Online Orientation for the Certificate of Agricultural Science (CAS).
This orientation will provide important information about the program, its objectives, eligibility, and the opportunities it offers to support your academic and professional growth.
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August 6, 2026 (Thursday)
π 5:00 PM β 6:00 PM
π» Via Google Meet
https://meet.google.com/dee-txin-iaw
Take this opportunity to discover another pathway for learning, growth, and excellence in agriculture.
π± See you online! Together, let's continue to grow food and sustain lives.
04/08/2026
CAA FACULTY PROFILE | First Semester, AY 2026β2027
Mga Ka-Agri!
Before you start saying "Sir, unsa gani imong ngalan?" or "Ma'am, unsa gani imong subject?" π
, let's fix that first!
It's time to meet the amazing instructors and professors who will be guiding you this semester. From lectures and laboratories to fieldwork and research, these are the people who'll help you survive (and hopefully enjoy π) your college journey.
Get to know:
Your professors and instructors
The subjects they are handling this First Semester
Their areas of expertise and designations
So don't just memorize your class scheduleβmemorize their faces too!
Drop a β€ if you've already spotted your professor, or tag your classmates so they won't have to ask, "Kinsa diay atong instructor ani?" on the first day. π
Welcome to another exciting semester, Mga Ka-Agri! Let's learn, grow, and make this academic year one to remember!
30/07/2026
Congratulations, Maβam Naomi Grace M. Lancita, MSc.! π
The College of Agriculture and Agri- industries proudly celebrates the remarkable achievement of our faculty member, Naomi Grace M. Lancita, for successfully earning her Master of Science in Biology with Specialization in Botany from Mindanao State University - Iligan Institute of Technology.
Your dedication, passion, and excellence in teaching continue to inspire both students and colleagues. Your hard work and commitment to the College of Agriculture and Agri-industries are truly commendable.βοΈππ
Wishing you more success in your academic journey and in shaping future agriculturists. β€οΈ