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PGMA's Speech during the Launching Ceremony of the St. Paul University Quezon City's Drama anthology entitled "Sa Ngalan ng Ama" (concluding activities of the Asian Bishops Conference on Social Communications and Introduction of the UNESCO-ITI Asia-Pacific bureau's "Theater for All") on TV Maria of the Dream Satellite Network
Fr. James B. Reuter Theater, Saint Paul University, Quezon City, 24 Nov 2006.
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President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo arrives at the St. Paul University Quezon City campus for the formal launching of the inspirational drama anthology entitled "Sa Ngalan ng Ama" on TV Maria Friday (November 24) at the Fr. James Reuter Theater of St. Paul University. Among those with the President in photo are Sr. Nintha Lucilla Baldado (left), president of St. Paul University Quezon City, and Bishop Bernardino Cortez, D.D. (second from left), chairman of the Episcopal Commission on Social Communications. (Roberto Canilang - OPS-NIB Photo)

What's New

Alternative Learning System Accreditation and Equivalency-ALS A&E The Alternative Learning System Accreditation and Equivalency ALS A&S System is a new nonformal education initiative of the Department of Education, Culture and Sports – Alternative Learning System (DepEd-BALS).Read more about ALS A&E System...
Knowledge Center Unveils The Knowledge Center (KC) veranda boasts of the 19th century French architecture. Global competitiveness has been a buzz word since the turn of the new century. Read more...
Merging of Two St. Paul of Chartres Institutions ST. PAUL UNIVERSITY QUEZON CITY and ST. PAUL UNIVERSITY SAN MIGUEL BULACAN. The Articles and Plan of Merger executed on July 1, 2006 was approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on April 25, 2007. The merger was endorsed by the Department of Education, Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) and the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) thus, the consolidation of the two institutions resulted to only one institution. St. Paul University Quezon City and St. Paul University at San Miguel (San Miguel, Bulacan) are now in the process of collaborating in the spirit of sharing and synergy.

Freshmen Update

Freshmen Nurture their Earth Connection By Ronel P. de la Cruz, PhD
Ecophilosopher Wendel Berry once said that if we do not know where we come from, we do not know who we are. Much of the world’s problem today has something to do with fragmentation, disharmony and division – a reflection of our loss of connection to ourselves, other, God and the Earth. Read more...
College Freshmen Program Update PACES is designed to meet the needs of educators to intensify classroom integration with other mainstream operations of the University like research, environmental advocacy and community services. Read more about the update...  First Years...getting a fresher look By Ronel P. de la Cruz, PhD
St. Paul University Quezon City is blessed with more than six hundred young and vigorous Freshmen not only local but also foreign students this school, 2007-2008. Read more...  Freshmen exposure in partner community In line with the vision-mission of SPUQC and its institutional commitment to offer its direct services to the poor, especially in uplifting the plight of Filipino children, the College Freshmen Program started its series of exposure of students to its new adopted community in Mandaluyong. Read more...
CFS Adopts a Day Care Center in Mandaluyong Instilling a culture of service and solidarity with the poor, the College Freshmen Society adopted a Day Care Center in Welfareville, Mandaluyong City.
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Freshmen join Bicol Relief OperationBy Giuseppe Inno Arabejo, BSN-1C
It was a very humbling experience to be a part of the team who shared the blessings of the Lord with our less fortunate brothers and sisters in Bicol last February.
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Community Development Center - CDC Update

Tremendous opportunities that will allow us to be of service to othersBy Mr. Wallen Cariaga Ponce
We live in a time of profound change, increasing complexity, and enormous challenges. It is a time when what has become more important than ever is our positive attitude to life and in our relationships with one another. Read more...  SPUQC-CDC announces partnership with Gawad KalingaBy Mr. Wallen Cariaga Ponce
The Community Development Center announces the partnership of St. Paul University Quezon City with Gawad Kalinga (GK) to build a community where there will be land for the landless, home for the homeless, and hope for the hopeless.  Read more...

QMS Updates

Quality Management System (QMS)By Reynilda G. Salandanan, PhD.
The Internal Audit for School Year 2007-2008 was held last September 10-11, 2007. Its objective was to assess whether SPUQC continues to meet the requirements for a quality management system (QMS) specified in the required standard of DIN EN ISO 9001:2000.  Read more...

Health Updates

SPUQC Health Services Unit, always in service Health Clinic Staff
The St. Paul University Quezon City Health Services Unit is at the forefront of the academics health community as it actively continues to participate in the projects and activities of the Private School Health Officers' Association (PSHOA). Read more...

SPUQC Bocaue Campus

Strengthening the  Paulinian School Atmosphere Luciano P. Galman - Program Coordinator, SPUQC Bocaue Campus
Various activities take place the year round to nurture the Paulinian spirit. Curricular activities are regular and generally follow the school calendar of the main campus.
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My Scientific and Spiritual Faith Abigail F. Santiago (BSHRM3), SPUQC Bocaue Exrension
Charles Darwin's Theory on the Evolution of Man has become a widely debated issue between Christians and scientists. And we are made to believe that man originated from the ape and not God's creation. But Darwin, at his death bed, contradicted his own study when he said, "Believe in God Almighty." Read full entry...
A True Servant Leader's CallingRegina Escudero, BSHRM III - SPUQC Bocaue Extension
1) " Do we live in order to give? OR
2) " Do we give in order to live?
These questions were asked during the Students' Social Action Network Seminar on Servant Leadership held last July, 2007 organized by the Commission of Service of the Diocese of Malolos. Read more...