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MSEUF launches official logo for 80th Founding Anniversary

Janele Ann Rustia

October 2, 2026

Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation (MSEUF) Lucena City formally unveiled the official logo for its 80th Founding Anniversary during the opening program of the MSEUF Intramural Games 2026, held at the University Gymnasium on Wednesday, Sept. 30.

The logo embodies the theme “80th and Beyond: The Legacy Lives. The Future Roars,” highlighting the continuation of the university’s legacy as it moves toward the future.

The logo was conceptualized by the Committee of the 80th Foundation Anniversary, led by Acting Vice President for Academics and Research Dr. Claudia Odette J. Ayala, and executed by the Center for Marketing Innovation and Digital Engagement (CMIDE).

The design features a torch and a wildcat, both serving as key symbols of the anniversary. The torch represents the university as a beacon of light, while the wildcat reflects the courage, determination, and excellence of the Envergan community.

The anniversary concept also incorporates MSEUF’s five core values—Mindfulness, Service, Excellence, Unity, and Fortitude—which serve as guiding principles for the university community.

Following the logo launch, a series of activities is scheduled to take place throughout the year as part of the 80th-anniversary celebration and in commemoration of MSEUF’s eight decades of history and legacy.

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