TSH EEB pays courtesy call to COO, ACOO

TSH EEB pays courtesy call to COO, ACOO

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Meeting with the same vision for the Flames community, The Students' Herald (TSH) Executive Editorial Board (EEB) meet with PHINMA University of Pangasinan Chief Operating Officer (COO) Lyndon Padama and Assistant Chief Operating Officer Renabel Suni during a courtesy call held at the conference hall of Office of the COO, October 2, 2026.


Opening the discussion, COO Padama asked about the current situation of TSH in the landscape of student publication in the university. Ex-Officio Editor-in-Chief (EIC) Mark Daniel Barcelona shared the journey of the publication from the recent years, highlighting the major milestones and the management system of the publication. EIC Clarenz Magalong shared the current interventions of TSH ranging from coverage, creation of print issues, programs, website management, and future plans.


COO Padama commended the achievements in regional and Luzon-Wide press conferences at the same time recognizing the independence of the publication and highlighting the significance of TSH in student engagements.


Future programs, advocacies, arrangements, and collaborations were also discussed.


Closing the meeting, COO Padama called for a stronger student engagement in line with strengthening student completion and success.

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