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Universities & Education

BIT International College: History, Campuses and Academic Profile

BIT International College is a private, non-sectarian tertiary institution in Tagbilaran City, Bohol, founded in 1981 by Atty. Dionisio and...

Barangays & Settlements

Bocaue Pagoda Festival: History, traditions and the 1993 tragedy

Annual religious festival in Bocaue, Bulacan, honoring the Holy Cross of Wawa with a river procession.

Provinces

Kalinga Provincial Board: Structure, Districts and Membership

Legislative body of Kalinga province, Philippines. Covers districts, elections, and membership structure.

Churches & Heritage Sites

Davao Philippines Temple: History, Architecture and Dedication

The Davao Philippines Temple is the first LDS temple in Mindanao, dedicated in May 2026 after construction began in 2020.

Cities & Municipalities

San Andres, Catanduanes: History, Geography, and Local Heritage

Profile of San Andres, Catanduanes, covering its history from Calolbon, WWII resistance, and the Batong Paloway shrine.

Universities & Education

Zamboanga National High School West: Profile and Academic Programs

Profile of Zamboanga National High School West, a public high school in Zamboanga City established in 1986.

Provinces

2015 SEABA Under-16 Championship

The 2015 SEABA Under-16 Championship was an international basketball competition held in Cagayan de Oro, Philippines, serving as a qualifier...

Universities & Education

Pedro E. Diaz High School: History, Location and Educational Profile

Profile of Pedro E. Diaz High School in Muntinlupa, covering its history, location and DRRM initiatives.

Universities & Education

Mindoro State University: History, Campuses and Academic Profile

Mindoro State University is a public university in Oriental Mindoro, Philippines, formed from the merger of three historic state colleges.