THE ISABELA State University has unveiled two newly built buildings and a new vehicle.

The new buildings in the Jones Campus  were sponsored by the Chinese Chambers “to provide more conducive learning facilities.”

The university said the construction of more classrooms is part of its infrastructure development to provide facilities conducive to learning.

“These include two classroom buildings donated by the Chinese Chambers, and a two story Agriculture Building,” ISU said on Facebook.

“The Campus has also acquired a new transport vehicle- which with the facilities, were all graced in a blessing and ribbon-cutting ceremony early this morning, October 23, 2020,” it added.

Meanwhile, the ISU headed by its President Ricmar Aquino, handed out computers to the Echague, San Mateo, and Alicia police stations as part of its #BayanihanWeHealAsOne initiative.

The university will have a reflection break from November 9 to 15, 2020 to “freshen mental and emotional vigor of teachers and students from the demands of the virtual learning scheme.”