Xavier Ateneo Bulletin
The Knowledge and Technology Transfer Office (KTTO) will be holding an Intellectual Property (IP) Clinic on 7 May 2025 at AVR 7 from 8:30 - 11:30 AM for student and faculty researchers with innovations ready for IP protection. Engr John Paul Yu, IP Specialist for Region X will be guiding the participants through the process and the requirements for registration.
See you there!
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Xavier University Basic Education Regular Examination Dates are here! Start your academic journey with us this coming academic year.
Grade School:
• New/Kindergarten Pupils – Weekdays
• Transferees – All Saturdays of May
Junior High School:
• Incoming Grade 7 & Upper-Level Transferees – All Saturdays of May
Senior High School:
• Incoming Grade 11 Applicants – All Saturdays of May
Register now by scanning the QR code or clicking the link below:
bit.ly/XUBETestingAdmissions
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This week, don’t just pass by. Pause.
There’s a space on campus that’s not asking you to do anything—except feel.
Introducing the Peace Project Exhibit: Kaalam-Kalinaw—a student-led experience on mental health, self-awareness, and the power of inner peace.
Location: Magis Walkway Dates: 2 May to 6 May.
Open to all students, faculty, and staff. Drop by anytime. Stay as long as you’d like.
In collaboration with third-year Bachelor of Elementary Education students taking ED EE 14: Teaching Arts in the Elementary Grades, and the XU School of Education Literary and Communication Society (SELICS).
But wait—there’s still time for everybody who wants to express their thoughts and experiences! Submit your entry from 2 to 6 May for a chance to be featured on our social media pages and in our online advocacy magazine: https://bit.ly/Kaalam-Kalinaw-
Words by Neill Gralph Dayham
Layout by Joash Gabriel Nalitan
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Beyond the Numbers: A Professorial Lecture on National Budget FY 2025 and Its Underlying Macro-Fiscal Assumptions
Dive deep into the heart of fiscal planning with Mr Rutcher M Lacaza, policy researcher at the Congressional Policy and Budget Research Department of the House of Representatives.
This lecture unpacks the FY 2025 National Budget by examining the underlying macroeconomic assumptions, potential risks to fiscal targets, and current economic projections. It discusses medium-term revenue prospects, ongoing tax reforms, and the national government's expenditure priorities. It also details the expected fiscal deficit, FY 2025 borrowing needs, and the dynamics of national government debt.
📅 2 May, Friday 🕐 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
📍 XU AVR 7
📝 Pre-register by scanning the QR code in the poster!
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain practical insights and go beyond the numbers! 💡📈
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