PRMSU Biology Majors Society

14/05/2026

30/04/2026

“The BioMart” was a success during the Foundation Anniversary! 💚 Grateful for every person who stopped by and showed love—this wouldn’t be possible without you.

30/04/2026

Happy Birth month to our BioMS officer celebrating this April! 🥳🌿

A special shoutout to Irish Cosadio, Mayor of Bio 2A — your leadership, dedication, and passion continue to inspire the whole community. Wishing all our April celebrants more success, good health, and unforgettable moments ahead. Keep shining and leading with purpose! ✨

25/04/2026

𝘼𝙥𝙧𝙞𝙡 20, 2026 | 𝘽𝙞𝙤𝙈𝙎 𝘾𝙤𝙣𝙦𝙪𝙚𝙧𝙨 𝙀𝙖𝙧𝙩𝙝𝙌𝙪𝙚𝙨𝙩 2026

The Biology Majors Society (BioMS) successfully conquered EarthQuest 2026 as it hosted EarthQuest: An Earth Month Celebration on April 20 at the College of Arts and Sciences grounds of the Main Building. Anchored on the theme “Challenge, Create, and Conserve,” the event brought together biology students in a vibrant showcase of environmental awareness, creativity, and advocacy.

The program formally opened with an invocation, followed by the singing of the national anthem. In her welcome remarks, BioMS adviser Ma’am Ma. Chello L. Gregorio warmly greeted the participants and emphasized the importance of student-led initiatives in promoting environmental responsibility.

One of the event’s highlights was the Biolympics, where mini-games such as the Pollution Sorting Game and Habitat Pop tested participants’ knowledge and skills through engaging, eco-centered activities. Demonstrating outstanding teamwork and mastery, Biology 2A emerged as champion, followed by Biology 1C in second place and Biology 4 in third place.

This was followed by the Terrarium Display and Presentation, where participants showcased miniature ecosystems reflecting their understanding of environmental balance and biodiversity. Through innovative designs and well-explained concepts, students displayed both scientific knowledge and artistic expression. Biology 4 secured first place, with Biology 1A as second placer and Biology 3B in third place.

The celebration reached its peak with Mx. Earth Warrior 2026, where six candidates confidently took the stage. They first responded to lighthearted yet witty questions before advancing to a more challenging round that tested their depth of knowledge and commitment to environmental issues.

Yuki Hide Kawanabe of Biology 4 was crowned Mx. Earth Warrior 2026 and also received the Best in Costume award. Karol Jozef Divino of Biology 1A was named first runner-up, while Nica Callena of Biology 2C earned second runner-up along with Best in Tropical Attire.

In her closing remarks, Ma’am Katrina Pajela left participants with a meaningful message: “Through this event, we hope to inspire each of you to not only learn but also to act—to become more conscious, creative, and committed in caring for our environment.”

EarthQuest 2026 proved to be more than just a celebration—it was a call to action, reminding every participant that protecting the planet begins with informed minds and purposeful steps.

25/04/2026

𝐒𝐧𝐚𝐩𝐬 𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐂𝐀𝐒 𝐁𝐨𝐨𝐭𝐡 | 𝐀𝐩𝐫𝐢𝐥 20-22, 2026 📸

A glimpse of creativity, teamwork, and the pride of the College of Arts and Sciences at the PRMSU Magsaysay Circle during the 116th Founding and 8th Charter Anniversary celebration. ✨

24/04/2026

𝐍𝐄𝐖𝐒 | CAS Emerges Champion in Booth Competition

The College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) was hailed as Champion in the three-day Booth Competition during the 116th Founding Anniversary and 8th Charter Anniversary of President Ramon Magsaysay State University, held at the College of Nursing (CON) Grounds on April 22.

Amid a vibrant atmosphere filled with colors, cheers, and campus pride, CAS students gathered in celebration as the announcement marked a significant victory for the college, closing the booth competition with a loud win that reflected creativity and collective effort.

Unlike conventional booth setups, the CAS entry stood out as a collaborative representation of its students. Built through shared contributions, the booth became more than just a display; it evolved into a symbol of the department’s unity.

4th-year student Madelaine Ebdane Ebba, President of the Biology Majors Society (Bioms), who led the creation and development of the booth, reflected on the significance of concluding her college leadership with a championship title.

“Nung sinabi sa amin na may booth ulit at kung pwede kaming humawak, naisip namin na hindi pa kami satisfied sa mga nagawa namin before, palaging second place sa booth competition. This time, ang goal namin was to maintain that or do better. Pero ngayon, champion na talaga. Very emotional, sobrang saya. At least aalis kami bilang student leaders at CAS students na nanalo,” Ebba expressed.

She further added that the experience meant more than just winning, as it reflected the foundation CAS had built over the years in competitions.

“Sana magpatuloy ang mga susunod na officers sa nasimulan namin. I hope they will uphold the foundation we, as seniors, have established in every contest na sinalihan ng CAS. Panindigan sana ang mantra ng CAS, at maipakita namin, bago kami tuluyang umalis, na lahat ng pinaghirapan namin ay nagbunga,” she added.

Every detail of the booth reflected not only creativity and innovation, but also the resilience, unity, and strong sense of cooperation that define the College of Arts and Sciences community.

The victory added to the growing recognition of the department’s ability to excel in student-led competitions.

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Report | Mhar Aceveda
Photos | SinAg Documentary Team
Layout | Mary Rozelle Yabes

24/04/2026

𝐍𝐄𝐖𝐒 | CAS Triumphs in Hugyawan 2026 Festival Dance Competition

Iba, Zambales—A wave of cheers swept as
The College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) once again proved its excellence as it delivered a powerful and culturally rich performance during the Hugyawan 2026: Festival Dance Competition, held at the College of Nursing (CON) Grounds, April 22.

With a performance deeply rooted in the Filipino spirit of bayanihan, the festival dancers, choreographers, and props team collectively brought to life a compelling portrayal of unity and resilience in times of hardship.

Their seamless coordination and shared dedication uplift the piece beyond movement, transforming it into a powerful narrative of solidarity.

Behind the success of the performance was festival dance choreographer James Deleña Vidal, who shared the challenges of leading a large and diverse team.

“Very hard, lalo na malaki ang nahawakan mo at iba-iba ang kasama mo. Kailangan approachable ka sa lahat—sa dancers at sa staff,” Vidal expressed.

He also emphasized how the department pushed him to strive for greater creativity, perfection, and passion throughout the process.

“Sa pag-push, hindi sabay-sabay, patience talaga,” he said.

Despite it being his first time handling such a large-scale performance, Vidal reflected on the experience as a continuous learning journey, recognizing areas for growth while pushing the team toward improvement.

CAS emerged as one of the top-performing contingents of the competition, proudly bringing home multiple recognitions.

The department secured the Best Festival Queen, namely Angel Mae Torres, and the Best Festival King, named Kenji Docuyanan, alongside its achievement as 1st Runner-Up in the Festival Dance Competition.

The event showcased the creativity and talent of Ramonian students, celebrating Filipino culture through vibrant festival-inspired performances.

Through its strong showing, CAS not only demonstrated artistic excellence but also embodied the true Ramonion spirit of unity, passion, and shared pride.

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Report | Mhar Aceveda
Photos | Janraw Pasol, Ayasha Dumangas and Elizabeth Hoyle

24/04/2026

𝐈𝐍 𝐏𝐇𝐎𝐓𝐎𝐒 | BioMS celebrates EarthQuest 2026

The Biology Majors Society (BioMS) successfully staged Earth Quest, an Earth Month Celebration themed "Challenge, Create, and Conserve" at the College of Arts and Sciences - Main Building, April 20.

The program begins with an invocation and the singing of the national anthem, the event officially took place after a very heartwarming welcome remarks from Ma'am Ma. Chello L. Gregorio.

The Biolympics emphasized environmental stability responsibility through engaging mini games, including waste collection and segregation, and classification of organisms into terrestrial, marine, and freshwater habitats.

Biology 2A placed first place in the Biolympics, followed by Biology 1C in second place, and Bio 4 in third place.

Creativity and ecological awareness took center stage in the Terrarium Display and Presentation that highlighted self-sustaining ecosystems that demonstrated the understanding of biology students in environmental balance.

Judged by Sir David Balili and Sir Nathan Oswald Minas, Biology 4 won first place, while Bio 1A placed second, and Bio 3B ranked third

Cheers erupted as the event further celebrated excellence through Mx. Earth Warrior 2026, a segment the combined beauty, intelligence, and environment advocacy as candidates presents their tropical attire, costumes, and responses during the question and answer portion.

Yuki Hide Kawanabe of Bio 4 was crowned Mx. Earth Warrior 2026 and received Best in Costume, while Karol Jozef Divino of Bio 1A placed 1st runner up, and Nica Callena of Bio 2C was second runner up and Best in Tropical Attire.

In her closing remarks, Ma'am Kath Pajela said, "Let this event not be the end, but the beginning of a deeper journey, may we continue to ask questions, seek solutions, and take meaningful action no matter how small it may seem."

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Report | Shane Tapar
Photos | Ayasha Dumangas

19/04/2026

Catch these amazing BioPreneurs at The BioMart! 🌿✨

Discover unique handmade creations—from beautiful flowers and creative keychains to fun stickers and delicious mangga with bagoong!

Support local innovation and take home something truly one of a kind! 🧬💚

19/04/2026

𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝒒𝒖𝒆𝒔𝒕𝒔 𝒂𝒓𝒆 𝒉𝒆𝒓𝒆… 🌍

From nurturing life in miniature ecosystems 🌱, to showcasing brilliance in scientific challenges 🧠, and empowering voices for environmental advocacy 👑—these events come together as one meaningful journey. The Terrarium Making and Presentation, Biolympics, and Mx. Earth Warrior highlight creativity, knowledge, and purpose, inspiring everyone to take part in protecting and sustaining our planet.