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THE CORANGON PUBLICATION, Geraldine Village, Libtong, Albay, Tiwi (2025)

12/11/2025

UPDATE | Considering the impacts and inconvenience caused by the recent Typhoon Uwan, Memorandum Order no. 21, series of 2025, signed by Dr. Evelyn V. Noguera, Vice President for Academic Affairs and College Dean, was released, stating that the Final Examination is rescheduled to November 14–19, 2025. Additionally, classes on November 12–13, 2025 are shifted to asynchronous modality.

These measures are being carried out to provide students with sufficient time to review and accomplish their academic tasks and projects.

Stay updated, TCCnians!

08/11/2025

IN PHOTOS | A seminar-workshop was held on November 6, 2025 at the 24/7 Balikbayan Fun Resort, Bariis, Tiwi, Albay as the institution's step in exploring the foundations of gender and development, human sexuality, and the fight against gender-based violence.

The occasion gathered the employees of Tiwi Community College and other key stakeholders from the Local Government Unit of Tiwi, as it was graced by the presence of Municipal Mayor Hon. Jojo Climaco, Mrs. Ma. Yvonne C. Domanais, MGDH (HRMO) and two distinguished speakers: PEMS Jonah Molato Nicolasora and Mrs. Anita Cano Rey, the head of MSWDO Tiwi.

The speakers discussed the key definitions of sexuality and gender identity. They also tackled the legal protections, under Safe Spaces Act (RA 11313) or Bawal Bastos Law, aimed at safeguarding individuals from harassment and promoting inclusivity, as well as the RA 8353 (R**e Law) and related offenses. Definitions of sexual harassment and acts of lasciviousness were also discussed emphasizing the ongoing efforts to combat sexual violence.

The speakers further discussed harmful remarks in different forms of offensive language, including catcalling, misogynistic, transphobic, and homophobic remarks, highlighting the need for awareness on basic rights and gender equality in the workplace and educational setting.

As the seminar and workshop on Human Rights, Gender Biases, and Discrimination Awareness conclude, participants are reminded of the vital role that education and understanding play in promoting equality and respect for all. This meaningful discussion has reinforced the commitment to uphold human dignity, challenge discrimination in all its forms, and foster an inclusive environment where every individual is valued and treated with fairness and compassion.

Photos | Jozen Marie Feliciano

07/11/2025

IN PHOTOS | Tiwi Community College, together with the TCC Disaster Management Committee, readily took necessary measures on November 7, 2025, prior to the landfall of Typhoon Uwan, to ensure the safety of properties and to prepare rooms for incoming evacuees.

Photos | Michael Tuscano, Jozen Marie Feliciano, and Joy Mae Colanza

07/11/2025

CLASS SUSPENSION | In-person classes at all levels—public and private in Tiwi—are suspended today, November 7, 2025, until lifted as advised and posted by the Municipality of Tiwi to give students, teachers, and staff enough time to prepare for the impending Tropical Cyclone Uwan (Fung-Wong).

The schools are also recommended to make sure they are prepared by securing buildings and setting up classrooms that might be used as evacuation centers if necessary.

Keep safe, TCCnians!

04/11/2025

CLASSES RESUME | As per E-MDRRM-CCA-Resilience Council order, face to face classes in Tiwi will resume on November 5, 2025 (Wednesday) in all levels, both public and private in view of the improving weather condition.

Welcome back, TCCnians!

03/11/2025

CLASS SUSPENSION | Suspension of classes at all levels in Tiwi is hereby effective at 12:00 noon today, November 3, 2025, as advised by Mayor Jojo Climaco. This is due to the bad weather caused by the intensifying Typhoon Tino.

Keep safe, TCCnians!

01/11/2025

The world marks this year's commemoration of All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day on two consecutive days.

On November 1, 2025, All Saints' Day highlights the lasting influence of saints in our culture, who embodied virtue, moral courage, and values in their lives. Their stories continue to inspire people to find holiness in their own pursuits to this day.

November 2, 2025, All Souls' Day is a reminder to solemnly pause, honor, and pray for all the faithful departed. We believe that the love we shared transcends the boundary of death, and so we visit local cemeteries to light candles of remembrance and offer prayers for our deceased loved ones, cherishing the beautiful memories and lasting legacy of their lives. As we do so, we humbly ask for eternal peace for their souls, may they rest in peace.

Caption | Anna Lyzza Conde and Christine Cathedral
Art | John Mark Borromeo

01/11/2025

November. Its beginning often serves as a reminder that another year is about to end. The remaining pages of 2025 are gradually filling up, and soon they'll be closed and kept in the shelves of memories. We might think starting anew is too late since the year is almost over. However, may we not be disheartened to start again at this point. May we not be discouraged from fulfilling the promises we made months ago. May we not delay things any longer.

May the month of November remind us that It is not too late to start, even when the year is about to end. This year may end, but our lives are still going.

Welcome the new beginnings. Welcome, November.

Art | Jonalyn Onrubia

31/10/2025

COMIC COMPILATION | Halloween

Halloween, usually takes place on the last week of October, is where imagination knows no bounds, and creativity takes center stage. The flickering pumpkins, cobwebs, and spooky decorations add to the fear that turns into fun, and darkness becomes delightful, making it a night to remember.

Beyond these spooky decorations, costumes and even candies, Halloween also reminds us the importance of embracing our fears and finding joy in the unknown. It's a celebration of the human spirit's ability to find beauty in darkness and to come together with others in the spirit of fun and camaraderie.

You? What scares you the most this Halloween?

Caption | Mark Fernan Borromeo
Arts | Mary Grace Balute, Ed Henry Mirasol, Jeffry Carullo, Welbert Clavecillas

30/10/2025

MORE PHOTOS | First-Ever Pinning and Candle Lighting Ceremony for Fourth-Year Students of Tiwi Community College

Photos | Kim Berces

30/10/2025

IN PHOTOS | The 1st ever Pinning and Candle Lighting Ceremony for 4th year Office Administration students also took place on October 24, 2025, started at 1:00 p.m, and was also held at Tiwi Gymnasium.

They were gathered to celebrate this special event that brought them with pride and enthusiasm as future business administrators.

The event commenced with the processional march, accompanied by their respective parents, symbolizing that in this special moment, their parents will always be there to support them and clap for their success.

Hon. Jerahmeel C. Clerigo, Municipal Councilor, gave his warm welcome and congratulatory remarks to each and everyone, as he also left with a saying that their hard work and perseverance is one step closer towards their dreams. Followed by Dr. Ariel C. Dacillo for his heartfelt message, as he reminded them that never stop dreaming and believing, just keep pursuing what they've started because these hardships will be paid off someday. After that, the most awaited part of the event came: Pinning and Candle Lighting proper, where parents plastered a proud smile as they put the pin to their child clothes. As it symbolizes a real start towards their professional journey. Afterwards, Pledge of Commitment followed. As they take this oath, the atmosphere was filled with so much joy, gratitude, and determination that was visible to their faces. Slowly but surely, in every step they take, pride and grace is evident.

To conclude the event, Dr. Avelino C. Belleza, TCC-OIC President, delivered his word of challenge for every intern in Business Administration to walk with integrity, pride and compassion as future professionals in the field of business. Followed by Dr. Catherine C. Blanco, Students Affairs and Services Coordinator, expressed her ever touching closing remarks on how grateful and happy she is to the students' success. Her speech was delivered with gratitude and pride.

The event concluded at 4:18 p.m. Indeed, this kind of celebration brought not only a smile and joy, but also allowing to arouse the fire within the students to strive and continue as their hard work, determination, efforts was seen, appreciated and has been acknowledged. This recognition is not solely for their success but also to their dreams that they have shaped, their journeys that have filled with purpose. Truly, this brought light even in a simple yet symbolic moment for each and every one.

Photos | Kim Berces

30/10/2025

IN PHOTOS | The first ever Pinning and Candle Lighting Ceremony took place on October 24, 2025, at the Tiwi Gymnasium. The 4th year students from the Education Department gathered as they walked with pride and grace toward becoming pre-service teachers.

The ceremony commenced with the processional march, accompanied by their respective parents, symbolizing that in this special moment, their parents will always be there to support them.

Honorable Jerahmeel C. Clerigo, Municipal Councilor, started the event with a warm welcome for everyone, especially the pre-service teachers. He also gave his congratulatory remarks and concluded with the saying that this Pinning and Candle Lighting serves as a commitment to service—not only to themselves—as they represent not only their name with pride and perseverance but also the name of the institution. This was followed by an inspirational speech from Mr. Joem C. Periña, who reminded each and every pre-service teacher that they were not just building a career, but rather, a long-lasting legacy; with their hard work and passion, they will light the paths toward their success. The highlight of the event followed: the pinning and candle lighting proper. This was succeeded by the pledge of commitment led by Ms. Ailyn Salve P. Amata. Followed by a video tribute. Each and every pre-service teacher was filled with so much determination that is evident on their faces.

To conclude the morning event, Dr. Avelino C. Belleza, TCC-OIC President, shared a word of challenge, reminding them that this is the start of their real journey, which they should approach with perseverance as they pave their way in the field of teaching. This was followed by Dr. Evelyn V. Noguera, Vice President for Academic Affairs and College Dean of Education, who delivered heartfelt congratulatory closing remarks and words of inspiration toward the pre-service teachers.

Photos | Kim Berces

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