The Sillimanian served as the official student newspaper of Silliman Institute (now Silliman University), documenting student life, academic activities, institutional developments, and contemporary social issues during the late 1920s. This compiled volume contains issues published between February 1, 1928 and November 1, 1929, a period marked by the continued growth of Silliman as one of the Philippines' pioneering Protestant educational institutions. The newspaper provides firsthand accounts of student achievements, faculty activities, campus traditions, literary works, athletic events, and editorial perspectives that reflect the educational ideals and cultural environment of the American colonial period. As a primary historical source, the publication offers valuable insights into the evolution of student journalism, higher education, and community life in Dumaguete City while preserving the institutional memory and heritage of Silliman University. It is an important resource for researchers studying Philippine educational history, campus culture, and the social and intellectual life of students during the late 1920s.
The Sillimanian, Vol. 10, No. 15 (February 1, 1928) – Year IX, No. 10 (November 1, 1929)