COLM Criminology

The Criminology Department of College of Our Lady of Mercy extends its warmest welcome to all incoming freshmen for the Academic Year 2026–2027.

As you embark on this new academic journey, you become part of a community dedicated to excellence, discipline, integrity, and service.The field of criminology offers opportunities for both personal and professional growth, preparing future practitioners to contribute meaningfully to justice and public safety.

We encourage you to embrace every learning opportunity, remain committed to your goals, and uphold the values that define the profession. May your years in the department be filled with growth, achievement, and memorable experiences that will shape you into competent and responsible future professionals.

Once again, welcome to the Criminology Department. We are honored to have you as part of our academic family and look forward to witnessing your growth and success throughout Academic Year 2026–2027 and beyond.

To stay informed about announcements, updates, and important information, all incoming first-year criminology students are encouraged to join the Official First-Year Criminology Group Chat by scanning the QR code or accessing the link provided below.

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We look forward to welcoming you to the Criminology Department and supporting you throughout your academic journey.

Welcome, future criminologists.

DAY 4 | COLM Open House Tour 2026

On June 11, 2026, the journey comes to a meaningful and successful conclusion! The fourth and final day of the Open House Tour at the College of Our Lady of Mercy of Pulilan Foundation, Inc. marked the culmination of four inspiring days dedicated to guiding and empowering incoming freshmen as they explore their future academic paths.

Throughout the event, future COLMERs enthusiastically participated in campus tours, visited departmental booths, and engaged in interactive activities designed to provide them with a more profound understanding of the various programs offered by the institution. The vibrant atmosphere reflected the commitment of every department in showcasing the excellence, opportunities, and experiences that await the next generation of COLM students.

The Criminology Department booth continued to captivate aspiring criminologists by providing valuable insights into crime prevention, law enforcement, criminal investigation, forensic science, and public safety. Through informative discussions and hands-on experiences, students were able to appreciate the discipline, leadership, and service that define the field of criminal justice.

As the curtains close on this year's Open House Tour, COLM proudly celebrates the successful completion of this four-day event. More than introducing academic programs, it has inspired countless students to pursue their passions, discover their potential, and take confident steps toward achieving their dreams.

Thank you to all participants, faculty members, student council of leaders, and departments who made the COLM Open House Tour 2026 a resounding success. To our future COLMERs, we look forward to welcoming you into the COLM family! See you soon, future COLMERs. Your journey toward a brighter future starts here at COLM!

DAY 2 | COLM Open House Tour 2026

The excitement continues! On June 9, 2026, the second day of the Open House Tour at the College of Our Lady of Mercy of Pulilan Foundation, Inc. (COLM) welcomed incoming freshmen for another day filled with exploration, learning, and memorable experiences.

Future COLMERs were taken around the campus for a guided tour, giving them a closer look at COLM’s learning spaces, facilities, and student life in action. The hallways turned into a lively showcase as different departmental booths presented their programs through interactive setups, fun activities, and engaging presentations making course exploration more exciting, hands-on, and easier to understand.

One of the highlights was the Criminology Department Booth, where students were introduced to crime prevention, law enforcement, criminal investigation, forensic science, and public safety. Through hands-on activities and meaningful discussions, aspiring criminologists gained valuable insight into the discipline, responsibility, and dedication required in the field of criminal justice.

The day allowed students to explore various courses, gain deeper understanding of each program, and take a meaningful step closer to the career path they aspire to pursue.

On June 8, 2026, the all college departments of College of Our Lady of Mercy of Pulilan Foundation, Inc., led by the Student Council leaders and student representatives from each department, successfully conducted an Open House Tour for incoming freshmen.

The event aimed to guide and inspire future COLMERs in choosing their dream courses by giving them a glimpse of what to expect in their chosen programs. Through interactive booths, engaging activities, and creative presentations, each department showcased its academic offerings, opportunities, and student experiences.

More than just an exhibit, the Open House Tour served as a bridge between aspirations and possibilities, empowering freshmen to explore their interests, discover their passions, and take their first steps toward a brighter future.

The Open House Tour is still open, and everyone is welcome to visit! We invite all incoming freshmen and interested students to explore the different departmental booths located along the hallways of COLM. Come and experience firsthand what each program has to offer and find the course that best matches your dreams and aspirations.

On May 23, 2026, the College of Our Lady of Mercy ROTC Unit – Affiliated successfully held its Graduation and Turn-Over Ceremony, honoring the achievements, leadership, and dedication of the 175 Basic Cadet graduates and 13 First Class Advance Cadets of CL 06-2024 “MASINLAHI.”

The event began with the formal entrance of the graduating advance cadets together with their parents, symbolizing the culmination of their sacrifices, perseverance, and commitment to service. The ceremony included the invocation, welcome remarks, reading of orders, relinquishment and assumption of command, and the official turn-over of the unit symbol, representing the transfer of leadership and responsibility within the organization.

One of the highlights of the program was the inspirational message of the outgoing Corps Commander, C/COL Adrian H. Mañego 1CL, who expressed gratitude to everyone who became part of his ROTC journey. The incoming Acting Corps Commander, C/Maj Audrei Paul C. Tañola 1CL, formally assumed leadership of the unit, continuing the mission and vision of the organization.

The graduation rites recognized the successful completion of ROTC training by the cadets, followed by the distribution of certificates and awards to outstanding advance cadets for their excellence in leadership, discipline, and service. The ceremony also marked the formal turn-over of newly reservist personnel, emphasizing their readiness to serve the nation whenever called upon.

The successful conduct of the Graduation and Turn-Over Ceremony reflected the COLM ROTC Unit’s commitment to developing disciplined, patriotic, and service-oriented future reservists and leaders.

Congratulations to all graduates and awardees of CL 06-2024 “MASINLAHI.”