TEAMWORK

TEAMWORK

The spirit of nobility moves UCUians to cooperate with other members of the university in realizing a common goal. With humility, they accept that each member of the UCU community will work together, each one bringing his or her own capabilities to actualize the university’s vision.

INTEGRITY

INTEGRITY

True UCUians imbued with the spirit of nobility live their lives guided by the ideals of honesty and authenticity. Their words and actions consistently reveal their commitment to decency and honor.

COMPETENCE

COMPETENCE

Passion for excellence drives noble persons to shine in their chosen craft. They do not settle for mediocrity, and capacitate themselves with the requisite know-how and skills to establish their expertise and credibility in their discipline.

TRANSCENDENCE

TRANSCENDENCE

Noble UCUians are selfless stewards of goodness and compassion to their fellow human beings, prioritizing the cause of others before theirs, willing to accept, do, and get the job done without expecting recompense.

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TRANSCENDING LIMITATIONS

Urdaneta City University celebrates its 60th year with the theme “Transcending Limitations,” emphasizing self-mastery, self-actualization, and going beyond personal and institutional boundaries to serve others better.

Over the past six decades, UCU has grown from a small community college into a leading academic institution dedicated to character formation, knowledge advancement, skills development, and accessible quality education.

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Oct 13, 2026

UCU CCJE Produces 128 Newly Licensed Criminologists in CLE August 2026

Urdaneta City University, together with the College of Criminal Justice Education, extends its warmest congratulations to our 128 newly licensed Criminologists for passing the August 2026 Licensure Examination for Criminologists. Congratulations to: Carlos Felipe Agbanlog, Rcrim Christian Joseph Agbanlog, Rcrim Angelica Agtual, Rcrim Leo Jesus Aguilar, Rcrim Jess Marie Alberto, Rcrim Bryan Alvarez, Rcrim Ken Amandap, Rcrim James Dexter Aniasco, Rcrim Isabela Aquino, Rcrim Jhun Mark Arvizo, Rcrim Cristina Bagayan, Rcrim Julia Patricia Amor Bancod, Rcrim Marlyn Baniago, Rcrim John Mike Barbado, Rcrim Jiverlee Rain Batalla, Rcrim Judy Ann Batalla, Rcrim Clarissa Cassandra Bautista, Rcrim Shemachaiah Bautista, Rcrim Danica Bauzon, Rcrim Aubrey Beniro, Rcrim Jessica Benitez, Rcrim Renzy Ann Cabreros, Rcrim Aldrin Cherub Cajulao, Rcrim Jonard Camilo, Rcrim Justine Cris Campos, Rcrim Jordan Cariaga, Rcrim John Michael Carlos, Rcrim Rashid Carpio, Rcrim Tsandu Carpio, Rcrim James Castro, Rcrim Mary Jane Castro, Rcrim Patricia Marie Combes, Crim Clarence Corpuz, Rcrim Jarvin Corpuz, Rcrim John Lloyd Cruz, Rcrim Christian Dave Daliwan, Rcrim Nardito Daro Jr., Rcrim Ervin Carl Dasalla, Rcrim Mae Angela Datuin, Rcrim Sir John Datuin, Rcrim Enrico De Leña, Rcrim Michael Angelo De Vera, Rcrim Chester James Dela Cruz, Rcrim Christine Dela Guardia, Rcrim Santos Jhon Delos, Rcrim Nicole Dion, Rcrim Mark John Dominguez, Rcrim Alexandra Nicole Echanes, Rcrim Michael Angelo Edrada, Rcrim Jermine Elwa, Rcrim Jacqueline Esguerra, Rcrim Jefferson Española, Rcrim Zyrhus Española, Rcrim Jeniah Mae Fajardan, Rcrim Emie Ferrer Jr., Rcrim Mark Niño Figuracion, Rcrim Ronel Gadioma, Rcrim Lyka Gamban, Rcrim Pinky Garcia, Rcrim Ivan Owen Geniza, Rcrim Roselle Grueso, Rcrim Abraham Guieb Jr., Rcrim Faisal Hadjicasan, Rcrim Bernadette Harra, Rcrim Danica Mae Jaime, Rcrim Ryan Juan, Rcrim Ken Daeniel Keyser, Rcrim Hanna Joy Lacambra, Rcrim Nathaniel Lagan, Rcrim Fidel Lagundi Ii, Rcrim Ma. Cristina Lalata, Rcrim Aiza Lambino, Rcrim Mark Anthony Lamintao, Rcrim Marilyn Laureta, Rcrim Cristian Lecaros, Rcrim Ryan Lomboy, Rcrim Janella Paola Lorza, Rcrim Jabez Eli Lozano, Rcrim John Helord Maducdoc, Rcrim Dominador Marquez Jr., Rcrim Emie Marzan, Rcrim John Emerson Mateo, Rcrim Jean May Maure, Rcrim Jefferson Meimban, Rcrim Wency Heart Mendoza, Rcrim Jasper Mercado, Rcrim Earl Jhay Miña, Rcrim Ella Mae Moreno, Rcrim Frence Ashley Nantes, Rcrim John Francis Nario, Rcrim Ashley Nava, Rcrim Ma. Jannie Rose Noriel, Rcrim Mark Joseph Oliveras, Rcrim Jilius Mc Jover Oracion, Rcrim Paolo Louise Otoman, Rcrim Arjay Pacleb, Rcrim Benjie Palma, Rcrim Jenny Mae Patron, Rcrim Ailene Petilla, Rcrim April John Pragio, Rcrim Debbie Ross Ramirez, Rcrim Angel Donna Raymundo, Rcrim Jazphine Renomeron, Rcrim Earl John Reynante, Rcrim Tristan Kenneth Rimando, Rcrim Angela Rombaoa, Rcrim Shinna Elaine Sadian, Rcrim Raffy Sadic, Rcrim Jay Nico Salcedo, Rcrim Saad Sales, Rcrim Therese Angel Santos, Rcrim Edilyn Mae Sarsoza, Rcrim John Lester Segundo, Rcrim Reymark Sibayan, Rcrim Ashly Mae Sison, Rcrim Rio Aureo Suyat, Rcrim Lucky Taaca, Rcrim Arjoy Tadeo, Rcrim Lenard Tamayo, Rcrim Marisol Tanap, Rcrim Gabriel Telesforo, Rcrim Manolito Telles Iii, Rcrim Sonny Tira, Rcrim Emerson Totaan, Rcrim Theddy Valdez, Rcrim Marvin Valenzuela, Rcrim Sherwin Vitales, Rcrim Jayzeli Ymasa, Rcrim This milestone highlights the University’s commitment, under the leadership of UCU Chairman of the Board of Regents and Urdaneta City Mayor Julio “Rammy” F. Parayno III, to provide quality education, foster academic excellence, and build a safer community through strong, principled professionals.

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Oct 10, 2026

UCU Earns Multiple Recognitions at CHED Timpuyog Ti Amianan 2026

Urdaneta City University earned multiple recognitions at the CHED TIMPUYOG ti Amianan 2026: ASEAN Conference and Competitions, held on October 5–6 at the University of Northern Philippines in Vigan City, Ilocos Sur. Timpuyog ti Amianan 2026: ASEAN Conference and Competitions brought together colleges and universities from the Ilocos Region (Region 1) for an ASEAN-themed conference featuring cultural activities and various student competitions. UCU secured 2nd Runner-Up in the ASEAN Debate Cup, with Maine G. Paas, who was recognized among the Top 6 Best Speakers; Vallerie Kate D. Soriano, who was named among the Top 10 Best Speakers; and Sofia Angeleigh S. Dela Cruz. The University also earned 2nd Runner-Up in the ASEAN Culinary Showcase: Ube Reimagined, represented by John Michael N. Eubra and Ian Pablo M. Valdez. Meanwhile, UCUians also represented the University in other competitions. Kenneth Clyde T. Galleguez and Anikha Yesha P. Ojano were named finalists in the ASEAN Duet Singing Competition, while Carlos B. Gutierrez and Syrelle Faye J. Rivera were finalists in the ASEAN Friendship Ambassador Competition. The University’s participation and achievements in the event are part of its continuing commitment, under the leadership of UCU Chairman of the Board of Regents and Urdaneta City Mayor Julio “Rammy” F. Parayno III, to provide students with opportunities that develop their skills, broaden their perspectives, and prepare them for meaningful engagement beyond the classroom. This initiative aligns with the University’s commitment to advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): SDG 4 (Quality Education), SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities), SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities), SDG 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions), and SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals).#

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Oct 06, 2026

UCU-COMM bags 3 awards at DAR PelikulAgraryo 2026 – Ilocos Region

The Urdaneta City University – College of Arts and Sciences (CAS), BA Communication Department brought home three distinctions at the DAR PelikulAgraryo 2026 – Ilocos Region under the Agrarian Reform Beneficiary Organization (ARBO) Category: SECOND BEST FILM, BEST EDITING, and BEST POSTER. Its entry, “Ti Baro a Namnama,” follows Violeta, Margie, Rosemarie, and other women as they take the risk of building a cooperative amid poverty, discrimination, conflict, and persistent doubts about their capabilities. Its award-winning poster introduces the same women-centered narrative of struggle, collective action, and hope at the heart of the film. The film also earned nominations for Best Actress, Best Cinematography, Best Screenplay, Best Director, and Best Teaser. Organized by the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) Ilocos Region, PelikulAgraryo 2026 gives tertiary students across Region I a platform to translate the stories of agrarian reform beneficiaries and organizations into short films. This year’s regional screening featured 14 entries—five under the ARBO Category and nine under the ARB Category—from colleges and universities across the region. The festival carries the theme “Tinig ng Lupang Malaya: Kwento at Aral-Agraryo, Butil na Pamana sa Kabataan,” highlighting the experiences and success stories of agrarian reform beneficiaries through student filmmaking. The film was produced by a team of BA Communication students, with Jethro Lorenzo serving as Team Leader, Director, Cinematographer, and Editor; Orlando Jay Corpuz III as Producer, Researcher, and Actor; and Almira Bien as Assistant Producer, Researcher, and Actress. Arianne Faith Caras, Aubrey Mae Jacob, and Jade Adriane Baltazar served as Screenwriters and Actresses, while Joelyn Lanzuela, Marlon Mari, Ryza Grace Juaneza, and Stephanie Cristobal were part of the cast. The production was guided by Film Adviser Ms. Micah Tarlit, with the supervision of Program Coordinator Ms. Mae S. Calizo and College Dean Dr. Princess Sarah M. Quintana. This reflects UCU’s continuing support for student creativity, storytelling, and community-centered work under the leadership of Hon. Julio “Rammy” F. Parayno III, Chairman of the UCU Board of Regents and City Mayor of Urdaneta.#

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