19/01/2026
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To strengthen campus security and regulate access, Cagayan State University (CSU) Sanchez Mira has ordered the strict enforcement of gate usage, identification requirements, and security protocols following the reopening of the campus back gate.
The directive is stipulated in Memorandum Order No. CEO-75000-MEMO-2026.01-0001, signed by Campus Executive Officer Prof. Dr. Rodel Francisco T. Alegado on January 18, 2026.
Under the memorandum, all vehicles are to exit temporarily through the Main Gate only, while all students are required to exit through the Back Gate, located near the new gymnasium.
The memorandum further provides that the Back Gate shall close at 5:30 p.m. After this time, the Main Gate shall temporarily serve as the exit point for students, faculty members, and personnel with classes scheduled from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., including all vehicles.
The order reiterates the strict implementation of the โNo Uniform/ID, No Entryโ policy, requiring students and employees to wear complete and proper uniforms and present official identification cards upon campus entry. It also mandates the observance of proper attire within the campus, with slippers generally not permitted.
For monitoring purposes, visitor logbooks shall be maintained by the Grounds and Buildings Custodians at both the Main and Back Gates.
Meanwhile, existing vehicle and traffic regulations remain in effect, including low campus speed limits, restrictions on public utility vehicles, designated drop-off and pick-up points, and parking strictly within designated areas. Vehicles found illegally parked may be towed at the ownerโs expense.
Security personnel are authorized to conduct routine inspections and enforce temporary gate closures during Flag Raising Ceremonies, during which entry and exit are not allowed.
The memorandum aims to ensure a secure and orderly campus environment by controlling access points, enforcing proper identification, monitoring visitors, and maintaining traffic discipline for the safety of students, faculty, and staff.
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Article by Lee Shane Pablo
