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University of San Carlos - Computer Engineering Council

Once again, the ground beneath us trembled this morning.

In these unsettling moments, the University of San Carlos, through a memo from the University President, stands in solidarity with all Carolinians and their families.

In the coming days, our campuses will undergo another round of thorough inspections after yet another major earthquake to ensure that when we return, we come back to a safe and nurturing learning environment.

Stay safe, and let us continue to care for one another.

In the spirit of Pagbulig—our shared commitment to mutual support and solidarity—the University has made necessary adjustments to the academic calendar for the remainder of the 1st Semester, AY 2025–2026, in response to the recent 6.9 magnitude earthquake in Northern Cebu.

These adjustments are guided by our utmost priority: the safety, well-being, and holistic formation of every Carolinian, while ensuring the continuity of learning and the steady progress of academic life amid these challenges.

At the same time, the University continues its relief efforts for the affected communities in Northern Cebu and is extending counseling and support services to Carolinians who may need assistance during this period. Updates will be announced through our official USC channels.

With faith in God, let us strengthen our resolve to rise from this together—as one Carolinian community, united in faith, compassion, and resilience.

Thank you, dear Carolinians! 💚💛

Emergency Relief Drive: Immediate Donations Needed for Bogo

Following coordination with the Office of the Mayor of Bogo, urgent needs have been identified, particularly drinking water and food supplies. The University of San Carlos, through the CES Office, is calling on the Carolinian community to act swiftly and extend support to the people of Bogo.

In addition, the Provincial Government of Cebu is calling for more volunteers to assist in the packing and distribution of relief goods at the Cebu Provincial Capitol grounds. Those who wish to help may proceed directly to the venue.

Your generosity and solidarity will bring hope to affected families.
For inquiries, please contact the CES Office at (032) 230-0100 local 549 (Downtown Campus) or 343 (Talamban Campus).

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PAGBULIG
A Psycho-Emotional Support intervention for the Carolinian Community

The Counseling and Development Center is opening multiple sessions for a quick Touchbase/Kumustahan Session for all Carolinians specially those that were affected by the recent earthquake here in Cebu Province. The sessions will be done virtually and links for the meeting will be sent via your USC Email after registration. For those who would like to join, kindly scan the QR code or click the link below to register.

Register here: https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSfmzYFDrx6B0.../viewform

Keep safe Dear Carolinians.





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PAGBULIG
A Psycho-Emotional Support intervention for the Carolinian Community

The Counseling and Development Center is opening multiple sessions for a quick Touchbase/Kumustahan Session for all Carolinians specially those that were affected by the recent earthquake here in Cebu Province. The sessions will be done virtually and links for the meeting will be sent via your USC Email after registration. For those who would like to join, kindly scan the QR code or click the link below to register.

Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfmzYFDrx6B0-_9WHDJeQEQaXH0Vnjb7oJVHZ8rkl-JmXG7Ng/viewform

Keep safe Dear Carolinians.

Eyes here, Carolinians!

Following building inspection, all USC Facilities have been declared structurally sound.

Regular work and classes at all levels will resume on Thursday, October 2, 2025.

EARTHQUAKE ADVISORY

A magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck tonight off the waters of Bogo City, Cebu (epicenter in the nearby offshore area). Please remain alert for aftershocks, avoid damaged areas, and always follow safety protocols—Drop, Cover, and Hold On.

In line with this, there will be no work and no classes on October 1, 2025, to allow for the inspection of the structural integrity of our buildings.

Stay safe, Carolinians!