In a significant step toward the full operationalization of the ROTC Army program across all Romblon State University (RSU) campuses, the university achieved a historic milestone by successfully completing its first-ever Regional Annual Administrative and Tactical Inspection (RAATI), emerging as the top-performing institution in the MIMAROPA Region.
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Today, April 29, 2026, the Romblon State University International Relations Office conducted Day 2 of the SustainEd Lecture Series in partnership with Sunway University through the Sunway Centre for Planetary Health (SCPH). Centered on the theme “Impacts” under the learning progression Systems → Impacts → Solutions, the session highlighted how environmental change influences education, behavior, and human well-being. Siti Hannah Zuhairah emphasized embedding planetary health across disciplines through a whole-institution approach and transformative learning strategies, while Dr. Noorul Ezyan Nor Hashim highlighted the growing concern of youth climate anxiety and the need for education that fosters resilience, hope, and student empowerment. The discussions underscored the critical role of inclusive and responsive education in shaping informed and resilient communities.
Romblon State University (RSU) has received an Unmodified Opinion for its Fiscal Year 2025 financial statements, marking the third consecutive year that the University’s financial reporting has met the standards of fair presentation and compliance.
Romblon State University, through the International Relations Office, successfully conducted Day 1 of the SustainEd Lecture Series: Advancing Sustainability Education through SDG Classroom Learning last April 28, 2026, in partnership with Sunway University through the Sunway Centre for Planetary Health (SCPH). The session gathered faculty members and students from the Main Campus and satellite campuses via Zoom Teleconferencing, demonstrating strong university-wide engagement in sustainability education. Guided by the framework Systems → Impacts → Solutions, the opening day focused on “Systems,” highlighting environmental governance and ecosystem interconnectedness as key foundations of planetary health. The program featured Ms. Maneesha Kaur Khalae of SCPH, who discussed climate governance and intergovernmental coordination, and Dr. Lee Soon Loong of Universiti Malaya and SCPH, who explored the Ridge-to-Reef approach and ecosystem connectivity in relation to community livelihoods. The sessions emphasized the importance of global-to-local policy translation, nature-based solutions, and community engagement, reinforcing the value of systems thinking in advancing sustainable development and integrating planetary health into instruction, research, and extension initiatives.
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