SU Church:

Construction on the building, which had been scheduled to begin in 1941 and be completed in 1942, was halted by the war. The building was finished in 1949 after a few years.Beautifully crafted stained glass windows depicting “Jesus the Teacher,” “The Prodigal Son,” and “The Parable of the Good Samaritan” are displayed inside.

Hibbard Hall:

Due to a lack of funding, the building began construction in 1932 but wasn’t finished until around 1942. It was formerly used as a CBA, library, and administrative facility. Currently, the Ethno-Anthro Museum is located on the second level and features a number of artifacts from Mindanao, Visayas, and Luzon as well as items from 2000 years ago.

Science Complex:

It was formerly known as the Education Building. Today, it serves as home to the Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics Departments Building.

Oriental Hall:

It served as a girls’ dormitory in 1920. It also served as the College of Business Administration’s home from 1972 to 2003.