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 UC CBA Celebrates Legacy and Leadership at Grand Alumni Homecoming 2025

Supporting Global Goals for Sustainable Development

The UC Grand Alumni Homecoming 2025 aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):

  • SDG 4: Quality Education (Indicator 4.7.1 – Ensure learners acquire knowledge and skills for sustainable development, human rights, and global citizenship) By celebrating lifelong learning and the continued impact of UC alumni in various sectors.
  • SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities (Indicator 11.4.1 – Strengthen efforts to protect and safeguard cultural heritage) Through the preservation of institutional traditions and alumni engagement.
  • SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals (Indicator 17.17.1 – Strengthen multi-stakeholder partnerships for sustainable development) By fostering collaboration between alumni, students, faculty, and the broader UC community.

Baguio City, Philippines — May 17, 2025

The University of the Cordilleras (UC) opened its doors to generations of proud alumni for the much-anticipated Grand Alumni Homecoming 2025—a vibrant celebration of shared memories, enduring friendships, and the ever-growing legacy of UC.

The day began with a spirited Homecoming Parade at 8:00 AM, starting from Gov. Pack Road and marching through Session Road. Alumni proudly walked alongside students, faculty, and university officials, showcasing their deep-rooted pride and connection to their alma mater.

Following the parade, the celebration continued at the UC Closed Gym from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The program featured inspiring speeches, captivating performances, and engaging activities that brought together former and current students, advisers, and faculty members. It was a day of reconnection, reflection, and celebration—a true melting pot of generations united by their UC experience.

Honoring CBA Pride and Presence

Representing the College of Business Administration (CBA) with pride were Mr. Dave Homer F. Areola and Ms. Diana Rose R. Magat, crowned as Homecoming King and Queen of CBA. Both expressed their joy and gratitude for being part of such a meaningful tradition.

“Attending an alumni homecoming for the first time has been a truly memorable experience,” shared Mr. Areola. “While I wasn’t reunited with the entire batch, being surrounded by fellow CBA Officers made it feel just as special. What makes this event meaningful is that it goes beyond tradition—it’s about celebrating the enduring spirit of the College of Business Administration. As the Homecoming King and Queen of CBA, we are honored to carry that pride and represent the strong bond that connects students and alumni alike.”

“It was truly heartwarming to reconnect with batchmates—even those from different academic years,” shared Ms. Magat. “The parade was thoughtfully organized, and receiving tokens as keepsakes added a special touch to the experience. Seeing familiar faces, reminiscing about the past, and creating new memories made this homecoming truly unforgettable. It feels incredibly good to be back at UC.”

A Celebration of Legacy and Impact

The Grand Alumni Homecoming 2025 was more than just a reunion—it was a powerful reminder of the lasting impact UC has on its students. It celebrated not only academic achievements but also the personal and professional growth nurtured within the university’s walls. For many, it was a return to where it all began—a place that continues to shape lives and inspire futures.

The UC College of Business Administration proudly honors its alumni and continues to foster a culture of excellence, leadership, and community—values that transcend generations and contribute to sustainable development.

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Photos by: Justine Mae Berceles Carino

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