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All regular students are advised to complete their enrollment throu.....
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As the First Semester of Academic Year 2026–2027 ends this month, the CLB Human Resource Management Office would like to inform .....
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Start of Application for Admission is on November 16, 2026.
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The Medical and Dental Services of Colegio ng Lungsod ng Batangas joins the global celebration of Global Handwashing Day 2026, wit.....
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CLB Mustangs Win Third BUSCAA Basketball Championship
Colegio ng Lungsod ng Batangas proudly congratulates the CLB Mustangs for winning their third BUSCAA Basketball Championship and finishing the season undefeated. This achievement reflects the team’s dedication, discipline, and teamwork, bringing pride to the entire CLB community.
Congratulations, Mustangs—another championship, another proud moment for CLB!
Colegio ng Lungsod ng Batangas and Jakarta International University formalized an international partnership through a Memorandum of Agreement to strengthen collaboration in education, research, skills.....
JIU President Dr. Agus Hartadi and CLB OIC-College Administrator Dr. Rosanni M. Del Mundo signed the agreement, with the concurrence of CLB Board of Trustees Chairperson and Batangas City Mayor Mario Vittorio "Marvey" A. Mariño and CLB Board of Trustees Secretary Manolo Perlada serving as witness.
Also present during the virtual ceremony were CLB Consultant Mr. Noel Pabiona, who facilitated the partnership; Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Dolores D. Borras; and Vice President for Administration and Finance Mr. Andrew Brian Deguito.
Through the agreement, both institutions seek to broaden international academic engagement and provide students and faculty members with opportunities for collaborative learning, research, and professional development.
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Bachelor of Science in Business Administration students presented their business concepts and entrepreneurial strategies during the Annual Business Plan Competition 2026, held at the CLB Audio-Visual .....
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The Colegio ng Lungsod ng Batangas and the Association of Filipino Teachers and Educators in America, Inc. (AFTEA) signed a three-year Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) to strengthen cooperation in educat.....
The MOA was signed by CLB OIC-College Administrator Dr. Rosanni M. Del Mundo and AFTEA President Dr. Roger Cuerquez, with CLB Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Dolores D. Borras and AFTEA Vice President Dr. Essy Malibiran serving as witnesses.
Through the three-year agreement, both institutions aim to expand academic cooperation and provide additional opportunities for CLB faculty members and students in education, research, and professional development.
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Students took the stage, academic programs competed in traditional games, and employees received recognition as Colegio ng Lungsod ng Batangas celebrated its 21st Founding Anniversary through activiti.....
Talent Shaped by Commitment
The Second Culture and Arts Festival placed student creativity at the center of the celebration, with competitions held at the Audio-Visual Room on October 21 and at the Batangas City Sports Coliseum on October 22.
Under the theme “Wikang Filipino at AI: Kasangkapan sa Pananaliksik at Tulay sa Yaman ng Impormasyon,” participants explored language, culture, and technology through their creative work.
BEED emerged as the overall champion, followed by BSBA Marketing Management as first runner-up and BPED as second runner-up.
Behind the rankings were students who balanced preparations with academic responsibilities and worked through limitations to represent their programs.
BEED’s Lynmar Aldover won the pencil drawing competition despite the difficulty of producing darker shading with a 5H pencil, while Mark Joseph Magpantay retained his on-the-spot poster-making championship for the two consecutive years.
In photography, BPED’s Djannah Valdez secured first place, describing the achievement as a chance to recover from her unsuccessful bid in the previous year’s competition.
BEED also won the Short Film Competition and Sabayang Pagbigkas, adding to the program’s championship finish.
Sabayang Pagbigkas coach Lyka Lharz De Leon shared that the team dealt with fatigue, strained voices, and weekend-only practices while preparing for its performance.
In music, Janno Macalintal of BPED and Chester Romey of BSBA Marketing Management shared first place in pop solo, while BSBA Marketing Management won the vocal duet competition.
BPED led the dance categories, securing first place in both folk dance, featuring Talumpok Subli, and hip-hop.
BEED Seeds adviser Mr. Raymond Bombase credited the students’ cooperation and willingness to participate despite the demands of demonstrations and other academic work.
Their experiences added another dimension to the festival, showing the preparation and commitment behind the performances and winning entries.
Recognizing Those Who Keep CLB Moving
The celebration’s third day turned the spotlight toward employees through Employees’ Night, themed SALUDO.
The occasion honored outstanding individuals whose service has contributed to CLB’s growth and achievements over the years.
Dressed in outfits inspired by the “Back to the ’80s” theme, employees also presented group performances, sharing their talents beyond their usual roles in the institution.
The evening brought recognition to the work that supports the college’s daily operations and its continuing service to students.
Across the three days, CLB’s anniversary placed students and personnel at the heart of its milestone, connecting 21 years of institutional history with the people who continue to build its future.
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Recognizing when to seek support was a key message at CLB’s annual Mental Health Celebration, which gathered students, faculty, staff, and administrators at the Batangas City Sports Coliseum under t.....
"We want students to realize that taking care of their mental well-being is just as important as taking care of their physical health," Ebora said.
Ashley Ebora, a third-year Bachelor of Elementary Education student, said the event reinforced the importance of self-care and seeking support.
"I learned to value myself more, to love and take care of myself, and that if I am already struggling with problems, I should reach out to the right people," she said.
Danica Panganiban, a first-year Bachelor of Science in Business Administration student majoring in Financial Management, described the activities after the talk as the most memorable part of the event.
"The most memorable part was after the talk. It was fun and engaging, and I feel like we really had a break from our own issues and struggles," Panganiban said.
In her closing remarks, GAD Coordinator Ms. Darryn Mehmet Detecio told participants, "You matter," and encouraged them to treat themselves the same compassion they extend to others.
The afternoon session provided students with an opportunity to express themselves and participate in various activities, including a spoken poetry competition, campaign video-making contest, and an Amazing Race featuring selected participants from different academic programs.
via Precious Loraine E. Balmes
photos by John Andrei L. Lontok, Neriza C. Beneamen, and Gabriel S. Arangali
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