SANTA MARIA, Bulacan — A celebration of creativity, talent, and campus camaraderie took center stage as ICI College officially welcomed students through Campuschella 2026, transforming the campus into a vibrant venue filled with music, dance, and opportunities for students to connect with different organizations and academic communities.
The event began with registration, followed by an opening prayer and the singing of the Philippine National Anthem, setting a respectful and meaningful tone before the festivities unfolded.
To energize the crowd, CoroDelCo delivered an opening musical performance, paving the way for the ICI Dance Company to showcase a dynamic opening number that immediately captured the audience's attention. The excitement continued as members of the ICI Dance Company, together with the Student Council, led a lively community dance, encouraging students to join and celebrate the start of a new academic journey.
Adding inspiration to the occasion, Dr. Neil B. Mateo delivered a short message emphasizing the importance of participation, leadership, and building meaningful connections within the college community. He encouraged students to maximize their college experience by becoming active members of organizations and campus activities.
One of the program's highlights was the introduction of the different department heads, followed by the presentation and opening of the various organizational and departmental booths. Through an engaging video presentation and interactive displays, students explored the diverse opportunities available on campus, from academic organizations and student publications to leadership groups and service-oriented clubs.
The celebration continued with an Open Mic Performance, where talented students showcased their musical abilities, while fun games and interactive activities kept the Campuschella atmosphere lively throughout the day.
The program concluded with the closing remarks delivered by Dr. Filomena M. De Leon, followed by the singing of the ICI Hymn, symbolizing unity and school pride among students, faculty, and staff.
Hosted by Elliah Samantha Batucal and John Robert Gregorio, the event successfully brought together the ICI community in an atmosphere of enthusiasm and belonging. More than just a welcome celebration, Campuschella 2026 served as a platform for students to discover organizations, meet fellow ICONs, and embrace the opportunities that await them throughout the academic year.
As students visited booths, participated in performances, and forged new friendships, Campuschella once again proved that college life extends beyond the classroom, it is about creating experiences, nurturing talents, and fostering a community where every student can find their place.
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