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The NDMU Paraiso Farm continues to flourish as it proudly produces a variety of organic vegetables, reinforcing its role as a model for sustainable agriculture and community-based food production. Managed by Notre Dame of Marbel University, the farm stands as a living testament to how education and environmental stewardship can work hand in hand to support local food security. Through the cultivation of organic vegetables such as eggplant, okra, tomato, string beans, and leaf

The NDMU Paraiso Farm continues to strengthen its agricultural initiatives with the successful production of cereals, particularly corn and rice grains, reinforcing Notre Dame of Marbel University’s commitment to food security, sustainability, and practical learning. This endeavor demonstrates how education and agriculture can work together to support local food systems and provide livelihood opportunities for the community. The farm’s corn and rice production showcases the d

Notre Dame of Marbel University's Rest and Recreation Program  is an ongoing initiative, designed especially for NDMU’s faculty and staff , provides a much-needed pause from the demands of academic and administrative life. It is a time to recharge, reconnect, and rediscover the joy of simply being — not as professionals fulfilling roles, but as individuals deserving of care. Through organized recreational activities, fellowship sessions, and lighthearted team-building experi

The recent two-day engagement in Mindanao, from March 16 to 17, 2024, saw the Notre Dame of Marbel University Peacebuilders Organization join forces with distinguished Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows alumni  to advocate for peace and integrity in the region. The event commenced with high-level discussions focusing on the critical relationship between sustainable peace, ethical governance, and the institutional commitment to combating organized crime, corruption, and bribery . This

The Notre Dame of Marbel University–College of Education faculty  has partnered with the Sta. Cruz Mission School, Inc. (SCMSI)  in an ongoing volunteer teaching and community outreach initiative. Faculty members of the College of Education are teaching the 2nd-year and 3rd-year BEED students of SCMSI , covering major education courses namely Assessment 1 and 2, Educational Technology 1 and 2, and Curriculum Development . This partnership reflects NDMU’s enduring commitment t