On January 16, 2025, the English Department of Serchhip hosted an engaging event, 'Dress as Your Favourite Literary Character,' to kick off the new semester. Teachers and students from the VI Semester English Core, IV Semester English Major, and II Semester English Major programs participated with enthusiasm. Each participant was given the opportunity to explain and elaborate on the story behind their costume choice.

The Staff Welfare Committee of Government Serchhip College organized a heartfelt programme on 15th January 2025 to honor two significant events—the bereavement of a beloved faculty member's family and the farewell of two cherished colleagues. The event reflected the deep sense of community and support within the college.  

The programme began with a tribute to the late father of Dr. Lalchhingpuii. The college community came together to express their condolences and support during this difficult time. A citation was presented to Dr. Achhingi in honor of her father, recognizing his legacy and the impact of his values on the family and beyond.

Following this solemn occasion, the programme transitioned into a farewell event for Dr. H. Lalchhanhima and Mrs. Laldampuii, who have been transferred to Government Zirtiri Residential Science College and Government Aizawl West College, respectively. Both faculty members have been valued contributors to GSC, and their departure marked the end of a cherished chapter.  

As a gesture of appreciation and remembrance, the Staff Welfare Committee presented tokens of gratitude to Dr. Chhama and Mrs. Dampuii. The atmosphere was a blend of gratitude and fond farewells as everyone wished them success in their new roles.

On 15th January 2025, a Faculty Development Programme was held on the theme "Faith, Ethics, and Excellence." It aimed to help faculty enrich their minds and spirits, inspiring them to approach their profession with fresh enthusiasm and purpose.  

The resource person, Rev. Laltanpuia Colney, shared valuable insights on faith, ethics, and leadership. He stressed the importance of teachers as role models who inspire and uplift students. Using stories and practical examples, he encouraged faculty to pursue excellence by grounding their work in faith and strong ethical values.  

The programme was well-received, with participants appreciating the insights and the chance to reflect on their roles as educators and mentors.

Charity club report
A charity ride was held on 13th December 2024 and the club succesfully visited 5 places namely:1. ZOAR children's home
2. Catherine Booth home for aged
3. Family of christ
4. Unity orphanage home:
Serchhip
5. Civil Hospital: Serchhip
Presents for christmas and groceries were donated to the above mentioned places.