PIT Supreme Student Government

"Salig"

(verb) to trust, to have faith, to believe in something or someone.

May we learn to trust the process, even when things feel uncertain and slow.

Lisod usahay, pero naa gihapon rason nga mopadayon ta.
Salig!

“Paglaum.”

(noun/verb) hope; to keep believing that something better is still possible, even when things feel hard.

Paglaum is the steady hand that holds you when things get shaky. Even when everything are stressful, expectations feel heavy, or you feel lost, remember that your story is not over yet. It is that little voice inside you saying, "Don't give up yet." You may not have everything figured out right now, and that’s okay. What matters is you keep showing up and trust that your efforts will lead you somewhere good.

"Mga pangandoy ayaw kalimti, ayaw hunugi, LAUMI hinuon kini!"

“Carpe Diem.”

(verb phrase) to seize the day; to take intentional action and make the most of the present moment rather than waiting for the “perfect time.”

Carpe Diem reminds us that time is fleeting, and every day is an opportunity to grow, decide, and move closer to the life we envision. It is not just about bold actions, but also about appreciating small wins, learning from failures, and choosing to show up fully in the present.

It shows us that time does not last long, and every day can be used to develop and decide to come closer to achieving the dreams we have made for ourselves.
Ayaw sayangi ang adlaw nga gihatag sa ato. Buhata tanang makapa-lipay nimo. Bahalag hinay ang lakang, basta padayon lang.

Carpe Diem!

“Lamdag.”

(noun) light; brightness; something that gives illumination.

In the middle of deadlines, sleepless nights, and quiet doubts, may you find your lamdag—the reason you started, the dream you’re chasing, and the hope that keeps you going.