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Mas Masaya sa Entablado: Ang Siste sa Piling Dula ni Piux Kabahar

Mas Masaya sa Entablado: Ang Siste sa Piling Dula ni Piux Kabahar

| January 13, 2023

Mas Masaya sa Entablado Ang Siste sa Piling Dula ni Piux Kabahar   Yu, Hope Sabanpan. Mas Masaya sa Entablado Ang Siste sa Piling Dula ni Piux Kabahar Manila: Komisyon sa Wikan Filipino, 2022.  

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Nature and its persuasions: Critical essays

Nature and its persuasions: Critical essays

| January 13, 2023

Yu, Hope Sabanpan. Nature and its persuasions: Critical essays Cebu: University of San Carlos Press, 2021. P 650.00 in the Philippines*  

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CEBUANO STUDIES CENTER TUGKAD JOURNAL GOES LIVE

CEBUANO STUDIES CENTER TUGKAD JOURNAL GOES LIVE

| August 2, 2022

The University of San Carlos Cebuano Studies Center in cooperation with the Department of Communications, Linguistics and Literature went live with its second online volume of Tugkad: A Literary and Cultural Studies Journal on July 28, 2022. Tugkad: A Literary and Cultural Studies Journal is a peer reviewed open access online international journal. This year’s […]

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NaturaLit: Intersections of Nature and Literature Conference

NaturaLit: Intersections of Nature and Literature Conference

| November 4, 2021

The University of San Carlos Cebuano Studies Center, in cooperation with the Mamugnaong Anak sa Dagang (MAD) and Inotherwords Incorporated (IOW), will conduct “NaturaLit: Being in Nature, Living with Literature,” an online conference on November 11, 2021 (Thursday) from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. via Zoom. With our planet in the worst shape it has […]

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Kumbira: A literary feast of Cebuano food

| September 11, 2021

The Cebuano Studies Center in cooperation with the Mamugnaong Anak sa Dagang, Inc. (MAD), Inotherwords Inc. (IOW) and the Literary and Cultural Studies Section of the USC Department of Communications, Linguistics and Literature will conduct the activity entitled “Kumbira: A literary feast of Cebuano food” on September 24-25, 2021 online via Zoom. This is under […]

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Book launch of Sugilambong: The Prewar Cebuano Novel

Book launch of Sugilambong: The Prewar Cebuano Novel

| July 13, 2021

Follow online on Facebook as the Cebu City Cultural and Historical Affairs Commission (CHAC) in cooperation with the University of San Carlos Cebuano Studies Center (USC CSC) will launch the book entitled Sugilambong: The Prewar Cebuano Novel by Dr. Erlinda K. Alburo at the Rizal Museum on July 28, 2021 at 10:00 a.m. at the […]

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Kabahar family donates collection to Cebuano Studies Center

Kabahar family donates collection to Cebuano Studies Center

| June 4, 2021

The family of the late Cebuano playwright, journalist, composer and director, Pio Abelgas Kabahar, made a huge donation of his remaining manuscripts and musical score sheets of his plays to the University of San Carlos Cebuano Studies Center. This special collection donation, led by his grandson, Piux Llamoso Kabahar, his wife Viveca and their daughter […]

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Timpalak Balitaw

Timpalak Balitaw

| March 18, 2021

Click HERE for the Official Entry Form. “The Cebuano Balitaw” by Dr. Hope Sabanpan-Yu     

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Hinashasan: A Workshop for Young Writers

Hinashasan: A Workshop for Young Writers

| February 8, 2021

The University of San Carlos Cebuano Studies Center, in association with Mamugnaong Anak sa Dagang (MAD), is now accepting submissions for Hinashasan: A Workshop for Young Writers, to be held online, from April 9 to 10 (Friday and Saturday), 2021. The aim of this workshop is to discover and cultivate promising young literary talent from […]

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NATURALIT: Being in Nature, Living with Literature

NATURALIT: Being in Nature, Living with Literature

| February 1, 2021

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS NATURALIT: BEING IN NATURE, LIVING WITH LITERATURE DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS: 5 SEPTEMBER 2021 With our planet in the worst shape it’s ever been in human history, artists across mediums have been galvanized to create works that not only call attention to the calamities that have been inextricably linked to unchecked human activity, […]

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