Diana Vereškaitė, a fourth-year doctoral researcher in Applied Mathematics from Vilnius University, is on a full-time research traineeship at Caraga State University’s Department of Mathematics from February to April 2026.
The Caraga State University (CSU) College of Education Graduate Studies (CEd-GS) Program Coordinators continued their...
Select teams representing the university earned awards at the LUNSAD National Innovation Day 2026 Hackathon...
The Office of Admission and Scholarship (OAS), led by OAS Director Dr. Sheila Rae E....
Aligning with the rapid evolution of the digital landscape, the Caraga State University (CSU) College...
Caraga State University (CSU), through the College of Agriculture and Agri-Industries (CAA), and Aston University...
A select group of students and faculty from Tatung University, Taiwan, arrived at the Cabadbaran...
Comprehensive standards for using the university’s visual and verbal identity—ensuring consistency across academic, administrative, and promotional materials.
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Driven by its advocacy to promote deeper understanding of the Islamic custom and faith, the CSU Caraga Muslim Student Association (CaMSA), in collaboration with the National Commission on Muslim Filipino (NCMF-Caraga), took part in the World Hijab Day.
Farming has always been a race against time, nature, and limited information—and in a world that has gone digital, many Filipino farmers still rely more on instinct than data. In this familiar struggle, two young CSUans dared to ask a …..
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The #ImmerseInCSU series compiles short remarks about the takeaways of our visitors, interns, and all those who have #immersed themselves in the university community.
“I am thankful and glad that, as a member of the Mamanwa tribe, I was given the opportunity to visit CSU [Caraga State University]. I will do my best so that I can study here, and I hope that other tribes [Indigenous Peoples] will also have the opportunity to study at CSU.” | Maria Mae C. Subay
“I am deeply grateful to CSU [Caraga State University], the NCIP, and the Provincial Government for the opportunity and support extended to our Indigenous Peoples (IP) youth. I have seen the fair and equal treatment given to our IPs here in the university. I envision that all youth who dream of studying at CSU will have the chance. I also envision that our IP youth will receive appropriate and quality education.” | Datu Pigsaulangan Ruben Binongcasan Mandahinog
“Being an intern at CSU helped me develop some of the most important real-world skills, including teamwork, communication, and problem-solving.
The best part of the experience was the amazing hospitality and strong work ethic of CSU’s staff and professors, who guided us with patience and care, and helped us understand things we had not yet fully grasped.
I would love to work with these amazing people again in the future!” | Allan B. Lañas
The HERO Learning Commons Library at Caraga State University – Main Campus is a modern, student-centered academic hub designed to foster research, collaboration, and innovation. Named after CSU’s core values—Honesty, Excellence, Respect, and Order—the library offers dynamic spaces equipped with digital resources, quiet study areas, group discussion rooms, and access to a wide range of physical and electronic collections. It serves as a vital learning environment that supports academic success and lifelong learning for students, faculty, and researchers.
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