1. Silliman University Cafeteria: As the second oldest culinary establishment in Dumaguete City, the Silliman University Cafeteria is renowned for its locally crafted cheese bread, incorporating ingredients sourced from the prestigious Silliman Farm.

2. Villareal Hall: The College of Law Building (Villareal Hall), named after Cornelio Villareal, pays tribute to him as a distinguished Silliman alumnus and former Speaker of the House of Representatives in the 1960s.

3. Science Complex: The Science Complex, once called the Education building, is where you’ll find the Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics Departments. It’s named after Dr. Clyde Heflin, a significant figure in Philippine education, and it’s also home to the Rodolfo A. Gonzalez Museum of Natural History on the ground floor.

4. Oriental Hall (OH): Established in 1920 as a girls’ dormitory, the Oriental Hall has evolved significantly over time. Between 1972 and 2003, it played a vital role as the home of the College of Business Administration for thirty years, thereby adding to its extensive institutional legacy.

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