CLUB FAIR
On July 1, 2026, the Office of Learner Activities, with the assistance of PASG, successfully held SUMPAYAY Club Fair 2026, an event designed to connect students with the various clubs and organizations within the school community. Anchored on the theme of building meaningful connections, the fair provided students with the opportunity to explore different organizations, interact with club representatives, and discover communities that align with their interests, talents, and passions.

BEHIND THE FLAME
Recognizing the importance of transparency between the student government and the student body. The Pulsong Atenista launched Behind The Flame, its first-ever transparency-focused content. Published as a monthly update, the series keeps students informed about the Student Government's initiatives and accomplishments.

CLUSTER SHIRTS
The Cluster Shirt design options were officially revealed on July 6, 2026, through the Pulsong Atenista’s social media accounts, featuring four (4) layout designs and three (3) graphic designs. The voting period opened on the same date and officially closed on July 13, 2026, garnering 971 votes from the student body. Following the final tally, the winning designs were unveiled: Layout Design #1 and Graphic Design #1 were selected as the final cluster shirt designs. 

PROJECT SIGLA
The Project SIGLA: PASG Production Technical Skills Development Program was conducted through two sessions at Assembly Hall B on July 8 and 15, 2026. The first session introduced junior members to the fundamentals of production technical operations, while the second focused on applying hands-on experience to basic production operations. Participants were trained in audio and LED screen management, basic troubleshooting, and other technical procedures relevant to the operation and support of school events.

PULSO MDA
The Miting de Avance was held on July 15, 2026, at the Rene “Bobet” Baterbonia Covered Courts, spearheaded by the Ateneo Senior High School Commission on Elections (ASHCOM), subsequent to the release of the official list of PASG General Election candidates. The event served as a platform for candidates for Assistant Secretary-General, Auditor, Grade 11 and 12 Representatives, and Cluster Representatives to present their platforms and engage in a formal discussion on school-related concerns. PASG members were also stationed around the RBBCC during the event to provide support and assist with implementation, while the exchange among candidates allowed students to gain a clearer understanding of the candidates' proposed initiatives and priorities.

MARSHAL ORIENTATION
On July 17, 2026, the Volunteers and Manpower Committee conducted a Marshal Orientation for Class Representatives and members of the Office of the President under the Pulsong Atenista Student Government. The session focused on informing participants about the duties and responsibilities of event marshals, including the protocols and expectations they should be familiar with when supporting school programs.

BUMOSES LAUNCH
The Students’ Rights and Concerns Committee relaunched its initiative, BUMOSES, with improvements designed to better address and amplify students' concerns throughout the academic year. The revamped project consists of three distinct programs consolidated into a single school-wide Google Form: GINHAWA, which provides a channel for students to voice specific concerns about their academic and personal experiences; PAHIWATIG, which gathers suggestions to improve school events; and UGNAYAN, which provides a dedicated space for cluster-specific concerns.

HINGA
The Community and Learners’ Welfare Committee officially introduced HINGA on July 20, 2026, through its official social media page and the social media platforms of Pulsong Atenista. The initiative established three sections: Pintig Puso, which features student messages and reflections; Kalinga: Kasama Kita, which provides avenues for students to express personal concerns and seek peer or counselor support; and Liwanag sa Dilim, which presents student stories of struggle and resilience through documentary-style content.

PASG GENERAL ELECTIONS
The Ateneo de Davao University Senior High School Commission on Elections (ASHCOM) successfully conducted the PASG General Elections on July 22, 2026, with the Pulsong Atenista Student Government deploying 37 members to serve as election officers across all classrooms from 1:30 PM to 1:50 PM. Members facilitated voting procedures and ensured the orderly and efficient conduct of the elections, enabling students to exercise their right to vote with ease. Through this collaborative effort, PASG contributed to a transparent and well-organized electoral process that reinforced responsible student participation and democratic leadership within the Ateneo community.

DUGONG BUGHAW
On July 17, 2026, the Volunteers and Manpower Committee conducted a Marshal Orientation for Class Representatives and members of the Office of the President under the Pulsong Atenista Student Government. The session focused on informing participants about the duties and responsibilities of event marshals, including the protocols and expectations they should be familiar with when supporting school programs.

MAD#1
The Monthly Atenean Dose was officially relaunched on July 27, 2026, with its tenth edition published across Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok through the collaborative efforts of the Communications Committee, Video Documentation Committee, and Creatives-Layout Committee. As PASG's flagship educational content series, the initiative aims to expand the Senior High School community's knowledge of Atenean history while celebrating the university's rich culture and traditions. The relaunch highlighted the significance of Ateneo Blue and its Marian roots, reinforcing the university's identity and values through accessible, engaging digital content across multiple platforms.

1ST GENERAL MEETING
On July 27, 2026, the Pulsong Atenista Student Government held its 1st General Assembly for Academic Year 2026–2027 via an online meeting, with 29/29 central board members in attendance. Serving as the official kickoff of the academic year's initiatives, the assembly provided an opportunity for each committee to present updates on their ongoing projects and monthly accomplishments before transitioning to discussions of preparations for the Feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola and the Amazing Race. The meeting concluded with each committee sharing initial ideas and possible directions for August, including preparations for Buwan ng Wika, as a preliminary discussion to ensure all members were aligned as they prepared to develop upcoming PASG initiatives.

FEAST OF ST. IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA
The 22𝘯𝘥 edition of the ‘Sa Akong Pagkahibalo Kay…’ digital campaign, an initiative of the Communications Committee, was released on July 30, 2026, in observance of the Feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola, with its publication materials developed in partnership with the Collaborations and Advocacy Committee. The publication explored key moments in St. Ignatius’ life through eight places that shaped his journey, alongside the enduring legacy he left behind — inviting the Atenean community to reflect on the values of discernment and devotion that define Ignatian values.

FEAST OF ST. IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA
The 22𝘯𝘥 edition of the ‘Sa Akong Pagkahibalo Kay…’ digital campaign, an initiative of the Communications Committee, was released on July 30, 2026, in observance of the Feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola, with its publication materials developed in partnership with the Collaborations and Advocacy Committee. The publication explored key moments in St. Ignatius’ life through eight places that shaped his journey, alongside the enduring legacy he left behind — inviting the Atenean community to reflect on the values of discernment and devotion that define Ignatian values.

AMAZING RACE
In line with the celebration of the Solemnity of St. Ignatius of Loyola at ADDU Senior High School on July 30, 2026, the annual Amazing Race was successfully conducted, spearheaded by the Chaplain's Office and co-headed by the Pulsong Atenista Student Government President and the Community and Learners' Welfare Committee. Held from 10:30 AM to 12:00 NN, the activity brought students together in groups as they raced across the school campus to complete missions at stations named after places that shaped St. Ignatius' journey, and to reflect on his life and values.

PULSE CHECK WEBSITE
The Pulse Check Google Site was officially relaunched on June 3, 2026, as the council's centralized digital information platform. As a project of the Collaborations & Advocacy Committee, it was redeveloped to improve accessibility and information dissemination, fulfilling the website’s purpose as a one-stop hub for school announcements, event primers, transparency reports, community resources, and other essential student information.

PASG '27 OOP SOCIAL MEDIA LAUNCH
The Official Social Media Accounts of the Committees under the Office of the President were launched and relaunched on June 10-11, 2026, as part of their academic-year rebranding initiative. The initiative strengthened the digital presence of the Community and Learners’ Welfare (CLW), Laudato Si’ (LDS), Collaborations and Advocacy (CA), and Students’ Rights and Concerns (SRC) Committees, enabling them to foster stronger connections and effectively communicate their advocacies.

PASG LDS ECOCAMPAIGN
The EcoCampaign, spearheaded by the Laudato Si’ (LDS) Committee, was launched to promote proper waste segregation and reinforce the practice of CLAYGO (Clean As You Go) during school events. Informational placards were first deployed on the opening day of classes (June 22, 2026), followed by the premiere of a one-minute CLAYGO reminder video during the SUMPAYAY 2026 Club Fair on July 1, 2026.

ILEAD
The Ignatian Leadership Enrichment and Active Development (ILEAD) Program 2026, themed "CAMPFIRE: Gathering for the Journey of Leadership and Service," was conducted on June 25, 2026, to prepare incoming student leaders for their respective leadership roles. The program focused on socio-spiritual formation and leadership development, equipping participants with the knowledge, values, and skills necessary for effective and service-oriented leadership in line with Ateneo de Davao University's mission and the Fortiores 2030 Operational Plan.

ASHOP
The Ateneo Senior High Orientation Program (ASHOP) 2026, themed "TORCHBEARER: The Guiding Light Through the Forest of Becoming,"  welcomed incoming Grade 11 learners and returning Grade 12 students as they began the Academic Year 2026-2027. Through orientation sessions, interactive activities, performances, competitions, and community-building initiatives, the program aimed to ease students' transition into Senior High School and familiarize learners with Ateneo's culture and values.

SAPK LAUNCH
The ‘Sa Akong Pagkahibalo Kay…' digital campaign, originally created by the Communications Committee two years prior, was formally reintroduced on June 30 in its 21st edition, jointly with the Community and Learners’ Welfare Committee. This series of advocacy-focused infographics aims to maintain a socially proactive student government that continues to amplify youth voices. In the recent publication, ‘Sa Akong Pagkahibalo Kay…’ commemorates Pride Month through a comic-style content and an impactful statement piece.

PASG '27 TURNOVER PROGRAM
The Pulsong Atenista Student Government held a one-day Formation and Transition Program for the incoming PASG Central Board on May 22, 2026. The program marked the official passing of the torch from PASG CB ’26 to the new batch of student leaders. The outgoing Central Board shared their experiences, insights, and well-wishes as they entrusted the responsibility of student leadership to their successors. 

PASG '27 RECRUITMENT
The Pulsong Atenista Student Government launched a search for determined and diligent committee members through two recruitment waves on May 29 and June 30. The first campaign was open exclusively to bona fide Grade 12 learners of Ateneo de Davao University Senior High School, while the second campaign welcomed all learner Applications for the most recent wave officially closed on July 4, with a third recruitment campaign announced for the forthcoming wave.