CBA Fiesta 2026 celebrates talent, creativity and student engagement
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Bringing students, faculty and organizations together through three days of competitions, performances and interactive activities, the College of Business Administration conducted CBA Fiesta 2026, themed “Pantheon Reign: A CBA Fiesta Beyond the Realms,” from Sept. 23-25 at the CET Building and RBA Hall.
The college-wide celebration provided students with opportunities to showcase their talents, strengthen teamwork and participate actively in activities organized by different CBA student organizations.
Student organizations operated booths and facilitated initiatives designed to encourage interaction and introduce their groups to the wider CBA community. The celebration also featured competitions and performances where students demonstrated creativity, confidence and self-expression.
Throughout the three-day event, CBA students collaborated with fellow organizations, joined competitive activities and supported one another’s initiatives. Their participation encouraged communication, teamwork and greater involvement in college life.
The fiesta also provided student organizations with a platform to strengthen their presence within the college and build connections with students through activities that combined entertainment, creativity and organizational engagement.
Through “Pantheon Reign,” the CBA community strengthened camaraderie while creating opportunities for students to develop confidence, showcase their abilities and contribute to a more active and connected college environment.
The activity supported Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation’s commitment to holistic and student-centered development by providing students with opportunities to strengthen creativity, confidence, teamwork and communication beyond the classroom. It also reflected the core values of Unity and Excellence through collaboration, active participation and the celebration of diverse student talents.
- • SDG 4: Quality Education — The fiesta complemented classroom learning with experiential opportunities that developed creativity, communication, teamwork and organizational skills.
- • SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals — Collaboration among student organizations, faculty and students strengthened participation and shared responsibility within the college community.
