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Binukidnon: A Language App for Primary Learners, is a Learning App aimed at educating the end-users about Binukid language and understanding Bukidnon’s heritage and culture.

‘Banog’, a video animation, provided an animated cultural showcase of the narratives, traditions, and ancestral wisdom transcended to Bukidnon’s current generation.

Dr. Marilou O. Espina, Dean of the College of Technologies, in her message emphasized the transformative power of blending technology with cultural preservation.

This milestone of the College was under the mentorship of faculty members Czarissa Louise Navidad and Mark Daniel Dacer. (Czarissa Louise Navidad, IT Faculty)

A Bukidnon State University (BukSU) student from Talakag, Bukidnon, joined more than 200 Indigenous people, cultural bearers, artists, educators and youth representatives from 41 Indigenous

Bukidnon State University ranked 85th among 161 public universities across eight Southeast Asian countries and fifth among 32 Philippine universities in the AppliedEdu Public University

Eighty-four faculty members and extension staff from Bukidnon State University (BukSU) completed a two-day training on the Harmonized Gender and Development Guidelines (HGDG) on October

Squash has long been prepared as a meal dish in the hinterland community where Jocame Remalin lives. During a community outreach activity in Barangay Can-ayan,