In January 2024, St. Paul University at San Miguel embraced a month filled with enriching activities and events that highlighted its Paulinian Core Values. The Community Development Day showcased the university’s commitment to growth and unity through various service projects. Spiritual engagement was fostered through the Triduum Masses, Taize Prayer, and St. Paul's Week, celebrating the values of faith, love, and community. The Leadership Train-the-Trainers seminar and team-building activities fostered ethical leadership and social responsibility among student leaders. Throughout the month, the university celebrated its commitment to education, spiritual growth, and community service, culminating in a renewed dedication to making a positive impact.

In February 2024, this month is filled with diverse and meaningful celebrations and events. The month begins with the First Friday Mass and Feast of the Candelaria, emphasizing spiritual reflection. On February 3, Blas Ople Day pays tribute to the legacy of Filipino labor rights champion Blas Ople. The deployment of business and education interns on February 4, followed by the start of internships on February 5, provides valuable hands-on experience for students. Also, include Ash Wednesday on February 14 and the celebration of Fr. Louis Chauvet’s birthday on February 16, highlights spiritual reflection and educational values.  The month concludes with a series of sports events, including the Sports Fest 2024, which runs from February 19 to 23, promoting fitness and community engagement, and a Campus Journalism Workshop on February 27 that encourages the development of ethical and effective communication skills.

During the month of March 2024, SPUSM is buzzing with a variety of engaging events and activities, each aimed at fostering community engagement and growth. The month begins with the First Friday Mass, promoting unity and spiritual reflection. Throughout Fire Prevention Month, the campus focuses on promoting fire safety and preparedness. The Fire and ResQlympics, bring together Paulinians for competitions that highlight teamwork and emergency response skills. The sanitation cleanup initiative ensures a healthy and conducive learning environment for students. International Women’s Day on March 8 and National Women’s Month on March 27 highlight the achievements and contributions of women in society. Lastly, the International Day of Mathematics on March 14 celebrates the importance of mathematics in education and everyday life.

Throughout April 2024, St. Paul University at San Miguel celebrated a month of remembrance, education, sportsmanship, and mental health awareness. Commemorating the Day of Valor, the university pays tribute to the heroism of Filipino and American soldiers during World War II, emphasizing unity and the pursuit of a better future. A cybersecurity training underscores the importance of digital defense in today's interconnected world, fostering awareness and preparedness against cyber threats. The launch of Bulacan University and Collegiate Athletic Association (BUCAA) Season 1 brings together Bulacan universities in spirited competition, showcasing athleticism and camaraderie among students. Additionally, a mental health awareness seminar highlights the significance of mental well-being, providing support and resources for the university community to thrive emotionally and spiritually.

May 2024 was a month full of significant events and activities that highlighted the spirit of community, sustainability, and service among Paulinians. It began with the celebration of Labor Day, honoring the contributions of Filipino workers. The month continued with the implementation of four outreach programs in Brgy. Mandile and Sta. Ines under the theme of "Building Synodal Community: Transforming and Empowering Lives Through Sustainable Practices," emphasizing collective efforts for sustainable development. The significant programs implemented include a disaster preparedness seminar, dengue awareness campaign, a clean-up drive, and a feeding program, aimed at fostering resilience and sustainability. In addition, the Baccalaureate Mass celebrated the spiritual journey of graduates as they prepared for the 55th Commencement Exercises. The month concluded with an important focus on mental health awareness, emphasizing the well-being of every individual in the community.

St. Paul University in San Miguel really went all out for Buwan ng Wika, embracing the school's core values and promoting a cultural environment that delves to our native culture. August was celebrated with a series of events that encouraged intellectual curiosity, creativity, and excellence, while also celebrating unity and diversity within the Paulinian community. It spotlighted the richness of Filipino heritage and the significance of cultural identity, providing participants with new perspectives and a deeper appreciation of their roots. The competition exemplified the university's mission to enrich lives and promote sustainability through its core values.

In September, St. Paul University in San Miguel got into the spirit of Ecology Month by getting everyone involved in taking care of the environment. They organized cool stuff like workshops on living sustainably, planting trees, and cleaning up the campus. The goal was to get people thinking about energy conservation and bring the whole Paulinian community together to make a greener future happen. To cap off the month, they organized a fun run under the theme Synodality Fun Run, where folks from all walks of life came together to celebrate unity, diversity, and healthy living. Alongside fun events like this, the students also learned about cutting down on waste and protecting biodiversity, which got them excited about eco-friendly habits and caring for nature. These celebrations really showed how committed St. Paul University is to creating a community that works together to make positive changes and live in a sustainable way.

During October 28, 2023, Paulinians celebrated United Nations Month and Marian Month with a series of vibrant and meaningful activities. The UN Month, themed "Equality, Freedom, and Justice for All," featured competitions such as Digital Poster Making, Slogan Making, Online Fashion Festival, and the Global Insights Video Challenge, promoting global awareness and unity. Simultaneously, the Marian Month honored Mary's legacy through creative expressions such as Digital Poster Making, Slogan Making, Photo Essay, Marian Travel Log, Poetry Writing, Chalk Art, and Marian Dance, highlighting her guiding presence and inspirational virtues in the theme "Journeying with Mary in Synodal Path." It fostered a sense of unity and purpose, encouraging participants to strive for a more inclusive and compassionate world. These events showcased the community's dedication to core values and collective progress.

On November 24, 2023, St. Paul University at San Miguel celebrated Literacy Month and Educational Game Tournament with the theme "Promoting Literacy for a World in Transition: Building the Foundation for Sustainable and Peaceful Societies," featuring activities and challenges that fostered a love for reading and learning. Paulinians participated in engaging activities and challenges, fostering a love for knowledge and camaraderie. The event highlighted the collaborative efforts of the St. Paul of Chartres Sisters, faculty, staff, SCT Office and the BSE English, making it both impactful and educational. This celebration underscored literacy as a tool for empowerment, empathy, and societal transformation. Additionally, on November 24-25, the Education Society Workshop provided aspiring educators with valuable skills and insights, preparing them to navigate the evolving landscape of education.

In December 2023, St. Paul University at San Miguel celebrated a series of significant events, starting with the First Friday Mass on December 1, which reminded the community of Jesus' unwavering love. The annual Via Gaudi: Illuminate 6.0 on December 2 lit up the campus with colorful lanterns and reflections on Jesus' incarnation. On December 7, a pinning ceremony honored pre-service teachers, marking the culmination of their academic journey and commitment to education. Rizal Day on December 30 inspired students with the national hero's principles, fostering a sense of social responsibility across various fields. The month concluded with the 2023 Paulinian Checklist on December 31, encouraging personal reflection and celebration of achievements throughout the year.