Lumina is a peer-reviewed institutional multidisciplinary research journal published by Blancia College Foundation, Inc. It serves as a platform for scholarly research and academic discourse among educators, researchers, and students across diverse disciplines.

The journal primarily covers studies in the following areas:

• Nursing and Allied Health Sciences – research focused on clinical practice, community health, patient care, and healthcare education.

• Education and Pedagogy – studies on teaching innovations, curriculum development, assessment, and educational leadership.

•  Criminology and Criminal Justice – research examining law enforcement practices, forensic science, correctional administration, crime prevention, criminological theories, and community-based approaches to public safety.

• Senior High School Research – action research and capstone projects that contribute to academic growth and local community development.

• Faculty Research Outputs – original studies and professional papers produced by the teaching staff of Blancia College Foundation, Inc., highlighting innovation, classroom-based inquiry, and community engagement.

While the journal prioritizes institutional and local research, it also welcomes interdisciplinary and collaborative studies that align with the mission of promoting evidence-based knowledge and innovation in higher education.