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UPV Administration Building, Miagao Campus

Chancellors' Park, Miagao Campus

Chancellors' Park and New Administration Building, Miagao Campus

School of Technology, Miagao Campus

Diwata ng Dagat, a 16-foot masterpiece conceived by the National Artist, Napoleon Abueva

Villadolid Hall, College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences, Miagao Campus

University Library, Miagao Campus

Tomas Fonacier Hall, College of Arts and Sciences, Miagao Campus

Pidlaoan Hall and Umali Hall, College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences, Miagao Campus

Marine Pollution & Ecotoxicology Laboratory, Institute of Marine Fisheries & Oceanology, College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences, Miagao Campus

Canvass-lined Ponds, Institute of Aquaculture, College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences, Miagao Campus

Infirmary, UPV Miagao

Executive House, UPV Miagao

UPV Staff House, Miagao Campus

Main Building, UPV Iloilo City Campus

Oblation, Graduate and Continuing Education Building, Iloilo City Campus

Iloilo City Campus

College of Management, Iloilo City Campus

Balay Ilonggo Residence Hall, Iloilo City Campus

UPV Tacloban Botanical Garden

Taklong Island, Nueva Valencia, Guimaras where the UPV Marine Biological Station is located

UPV Commencement Exercises

College of Arts and Sciences

History

The CAS was originally UP Iloilo College (UPIC) established on July 1, 1947, initially with 16 faculty members, 223 students and five preparatory programs. UPIC became a full-fledge college in 1954 offering undergraduate and graduate degree programs and a four-year high school diploma. Later, UPIC changed its name to UP College Iloilo (UPCI). Upon the establishment of an autonomous University of the Philippines in the Visayas on May 31, 1979; UPIC became the College of Arts and Sciences.

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