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03/06/2026

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02/06/2026

Isaiah 33:15-17

15 Those who walk righteously
and speak what is right,
who reject gain from extortion
and keep their hands from accepting bribes,
who stop their ears against plots of murder
and shut their eyes against contemplating evil—
16 they are the ones who will dwell on the heights,
whose refuge will be the mountain fortress.
Their bread will be supplied,
and water will not fail them.

17 Your eyes will see the king in his beauty
and view a land that stretches afar.

02/06/2026

Isaiah 33:22

28/05/2026

📣 [LOOK] June 2026 Dates to Remember 🔰

CMUans, here are the important academic dates and activities for June 2026. Mark your calendars and stay updated! 🗓️✨

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📌 June 1–2: Midyear Enrollment for Regular Continuing Students (Graduate & Undergraduate)
📌 June 1–3: College Academic Council Meeting
📌 June 3–5: Midyear Enrollment for Irregular Continuing Students (Graduate & Undergraduate)
📌 June 5: University Academic Council Meeting
📌 June 8: Start of Midyear 2026 Classes 🎓
📌 June 19: Deadline for Submission of Faculty Teaching Load (VPAA Level)
📌 June 24: GSAT
📌 June 26: Midterm Examination 📝
📌 June 30: Deadline for Uploading of Midterm Grades

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Stay informed, plan ahead, and have a productive month, CMUans! 💚

20/05/2026

20/05/2026

Isaiah 24:15–23 (KJV) Summary and Reflection

Book of Isaiah 24:15–23 speaks about the glory and judgment of God over the whole earth. The passage combines praise from the faithful with warnings of worldwide devastation because of sin and rebellion.

Key Themes

1. Glorifying the Lord (Verses 15–16)

People from distant lands are called to glorify the Lord, even amid chaos and judgment. A remnant of righteous people still praises God’s majesty.

“Glorify ye the Lord in the fires…” — Isaiah 24:15 (KJV)

This shows that even during difficult times, faithful people continue honoring God.

2. Worldwide Judgment (Verses 17–20)

These verses describe terror, destruction, earthquakes, and the shaking of the earth because of humanity’s transgressions.

The imagery is very strong:

Fear, traps, and destruction everywhere

The earth “reeling to and fro like a drunkard”

Sin becoming so heavy that judgment comes upon the world

This symbolizes both physical devastation and spiritual consequences of rebellion against God.

3. Judgment of Earthly and Heavenly Powers (Verse 21)

God will punish:

“The host of the high ones” (often interpreted as spiritual or heavenly powers)

“The kings of the earth” (earthly rulers)

This emphasizes God’s supreme authority over all powers — spiritual and political.

4. The Lord Reigns in Glory (Verses 22–23)

The chapter ends with God reigning victoriously in Zion and Jerusalem.

“Then the moon shall be confounded, and the sun ashamed, when the Lord of hosts shall reign…” — Isaiah 24:23 (KJV)

The glory of God becomes greater than the brightness of the sun and moon.

Overall Meaning

This passage is often understood as:

A prophecy of divine judgment upon a sinful world

A reminder that God remains sovereign over nations

A message that faithful worship continues even in times of crisis

A promise that God’s kingdom and glory will ultimately prevail

Many readers connect this chapter with end-times themes similar to passages in:

Book of Matthew 24

Book of Revelation

Book of Joel

07/05/2026

Congratulations to the Central Mindanao University College of Veterinary Medicine

The Central Mindanao University College of Veterinary Medicine proudly celebrates the recognition of its WURI submission titled:
“CyberBioShield: Safeguarding Digital and Biological Systems in One Health”
which achieved Rank 17 in Category A7: Future-Oriented Responses to Global Uncertainty and Geopolitical Risk during the World University Rankings for Innovation (WURI).

This achievement reflects CMU-CVM’s commitment to innovation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and forward-looking solutions that address emerging global challenges at the intersection of biosecurity, digital systems, and One Health.

The project was spearheaded by the following proponents:
• Dr. Kassey Alsylle T. Dargantes
• Dr. Karla Cristine C. Doysabas
• Dr. Alan P. Dargantes
• Dr. Jose M. Obedencio Jr.

The recognition also contributed to the achievement of Central Mindanao University securing the 135th rank in the WURI rankings, highlighting the university’s growing global impact in innovative education, research, and transformative initiatives.

CMU-CVM also expresses its sincere gratitude to the University Administration, the BioRisk Association of the Philippines, and Health Security Partners for their invaluable support and collaboration in advancing this initiative.

Congratulations to the entire CMU community for this remarkable milestone. Your passion and dedication continue to bring pride and honor to the university and the country.

Padayon CMU-CVM!

07/05/2026

ANNOUNCEMENT:

To all College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) Students:

Please be informed that the College of Veterinary Medicine Reading Room will be temporarily closed on May 20, 21, and 25, 2026 due to the Wellness Leave of the assigned personnel.

Students are advised to secure their library clearance before or after the said dates to avoid inconvenience.

Furthermore, students who need to submit their Narrative Reports are requested to submit them directly to the Dean’s Office during the temporary closure.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

MS. BELINDA B. CALUNSAG
CVM Librarian

06/05/2026

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