Franchezka Mia N. Amores
MT 30 – AA

Why is Histology Important?

Histology is a fundamental aspect of medical technology, playing a vital role in the diagnosis, treatment, and research of various diseases. By understanding the microscopic structure of cells and tissues, medical technologists can identify abnormalities and determine the effects of…[Read more]

MT 30 – CC (Lec)
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Histology art is a creative interpretation of histological images or concepts through various artistic mediums such as painting, sculpture, digital art, or photography. It involves transforming microscopic views of tissues and cells into visually appealing and thought-provoking artworks. H…[Read more]

Christian Piolo M. Ladera
MT 30 – AA
BSMT – II
What is Histology Art?

Histology art refers to artistic representations of biological tissues at a microscopic level. Artists create detailed illustrations or images that showcase the structure and features of cells and tissues as seen under a microscope. It combines scientific accuracy with…[Read more]

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Franchezka Mia N. Amores
MT 20 – AA

Histology Art 🧬🔬🧫

Illustrations of Histology – YouTube

https://youtu.be/4fkxAv4-A8s?si=-kiPN5p4Sg2IQrd6

Christopher Demas, Brown Alpert Medical School ’21, is the creator video animations of the anatomy that add a new learning tool to the Histology course.Visit…

1.The Silliman Church, inaugurated in 1949 but intended for completion in 1942, serves as a significant venue for services and events, featuring an amphitheater.
2.Silliman Hall, the oldest building since 1903, originally served various purposes like classrooms and dorms. Presently used for lectures, events, and houses the Fine Arts…[Read more]

Paul’s Letter to Romans
Chapter 7 – 9

In Romans chapters 7 to 9, Paul candidly explores the universal struggle between the desire to do what is right and the persistent pull of sin. His personal reflection adds a relatable dimension, acknowledging the complexity of the human experience. It becomes evident that the Christian journey is not about…[Read more]

Paul’s Letter to Romans
Chapter 4 – 6

In Paul’s letter to the Romans, he shifts the focus to the power of faith in our relationship with God. He emphasizes that righteousness isn’t about strictly following rules but rather placing trust in God. By using Abraham as an example, Paul illustrates how faith has always played a pivotal role in our…[Read more]

Paul’s Letter to Romans
Chapter 1 – 3

Paul’s letter to the Romans delves deep into the human condition, exploring the pervasive nature of sin and the universal need for redemption. In these chapters, Paul emphasizes the consequences of turning away from God, describing the moral decay that follows. This vivid portrayal serves as a stark…[Read more]

Silliman University’s logo, with its distinctive elements—the Silliman University name, a lamp, a Bible or book, and a wreath—captures the essence of my educational journey. The lamp, symbolizing knowledge, aligns with my pursuit of academic excellence, illuminating the path of learning and discovery. The Bible or book signifies the int…[Read more]

Adopting Silliman University’s motto, Via, Veritas, Vita or The Way, the Truth, the Life feels like I’m navigating a personal journey, especially as a current student in the Institute of Clinical Laboratory Sciences (ICLS):

“The Way” serves as my guide through academic and self-discovery within the vibrant Silliman community.

In…[Read more]

Being a true Sillimanian extends beyond mere enrollment in academic programs; it is a profound commitment to a set of values and principles deeply embedded in the university’s ethos. As echoed in the evocative verses of the Silliman Song, a genuine Sillimanian finds resonance in the white sands, coral-kissed shores, and the swaying palm trees…[Read more]

Via, Veritas, Vita: A Reflection on the Silliman University Motto
“Via, Veritas, Vita” represents the heart of Silliman University’s values. These three words, The Way, The Truth, The Life, guide everything here. “Via” means The Way we learn—a different path where we explore, question, and strive for excellence. It’s about more than just c…[Read more]

Chapter 4: Faith’s Role in Justification
Paul, in chapter 4, talks about how faith, not deeds, brings righteousness. He uses Abraham as an example to show that faith, not following rules, is key. This shifts thinking away from strict rules to trusting in God’s kindness. Paul challenges the idea that only following rules makes someone right with…[Read more]