What’s new on csu.edu.ph

Website Updates

Newest first

Major website changes

January–August 2026
  • — Made the News and Articles page easier to explore with filters for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), clearer tags, and special labels for licensure examination and board performance stories.
  • — Improved the reliability and consistency of the news archive, making current and past University stories easier to open and browse.
  • — Refreshed the news and procurement pages with more consistent layouts, simpler navigation, and an improved way to view PDF documents without leaving the website.
  • — Added dedicated pages for the Committee on Anti-Red Tape, Office of the University President contact information, and expanded internationalization news and partner directories.
  • — Reorganized the Transparency Seal section into clearer pages for financial reports, performance-based bonus information, and other public records.
  • — Introduced clearer sections for About CSU, Academics, Administration, Research and Extension, and Internationalization, with more consistent page layouts and links that continue to work from older locations.
  • — Refreshed the Alumni, Publications, Gender and Development, and Sustainability sections for a more consistent experience on desktop and mobile devices.
  • — Made the Gender and Development section easier to navigate and updated the homepage presentation to highlight important University information more clearly.
  • — Added searchable and filterable accreditation information, improved the University officials directory, and published a dedicated Executive Committee page.
  • — Added SDG labels and related-story links to news articles, helping readers understand how University activities contribute to sustainable development.
  • — Updated the news archive for 2026 and improved browsing across yearly news collections and Transparency Seal information.
  • — Added a visual campus carousel to the homepage and improved the presentation of campus links and featured information.
  • — Improved homepage speed with optimized images and updated the way visitors load and browse the latest University news.
  • — Began a major visual refresh with updated navigation, headers, footers, and mobile-friendly page layouts.
  • — Optimized homepage banners and image loading to make the website faster and smoother to use.