STI students showcase talents at Tagisan ng Talino

A student demonstrates cake decorating skills during the Worth the Whisk competition at STI Tagisan ng Talino.
PHOTOGRAPH courtesy of STI

A student demonstrates cake decorating skills during the Worth the Whisk competition at STI Tagisan ng Talino.
PHOTOGRAPH courtesy of STI

Bank lending and domestic liquidity (M3) both expanded at a faster pace in May, signaling sustained economic activity…

The Philippines’ gross international reserves (GIR) climbed to a three-month high in June, providing the country with a…

The Philippines’ gross international reserves (GIR) climbed to a three-month high in June, providing the country with a…

The Economy and Development Council approved a P10.07-billion Philippine Geothermal Resource Derisking Facility, a…

Inflation eased for the second consecutive month in June, declining to 6.4 percent from 6.8 percent in May, falling…
Students from STI campuses across the country put their skills and knowledge to the test during the annual STI Tagisan ng Talino (TNT), a nationwide competition highlighting excellence in technology, communication, tourism and culinary arts.
The event was held from May 11 to 13 at STI College Ortigas-Cainta and concluded on 14 May at Teachers Camp in Baguio City.
One of the featured competitions was Codefest, where student teams developed mobile applications designed to support disaster resilience through features such as real-time alerts, incident reporting, evacuation mapping and post-disaster assessments.
Among the entries, “Bayanihan,” created by students from STI College Rosario, stood out for its Bluetooth messaging feature aimed at addressing communication challenges during disasters.