Gallery

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Housed in a one-storey building, the University Museum is divided into several sections devoted for visual arts, music, dances and other forms of arts
Main entrance for University students and staff, guests and the general public who want to visit the museum which is open every Monday-Friday, 8 am-12 noon; 1 pm- 5 pm
Indigenous- themed wall displaying the University’s appreciation of indigenous people’s influence in USM’s arts and culture
(A section showcasing the University’s passion for Maguindanaon-inspired modern pieces of arts.
Sample of the exhibit of paintings by USM student and staff-artists
“Talam” (a Maguindanaon term) where food are served and “turong”(a Maguindanaon term) used to cover food.
Artifacts showing the dominance of Maguindanaon history of the University.
Artifacts showing the dominance of Maguindanaon history of the University
Bantayog Wika is the newest landmark in the University. It symbolizes the diversity of languages in the University and in the Province of North Cotabato.