On the occasion of the 2nd Ethics Day observed on the 6th of September 2024, the students of Govt. Serchhip College took part in an oath-taking ceremony. The ceremony commenced with an opening speech by the faculty highlighting the significance of the day and the role of the oath in promoting a culture of integrity. The Ethics Day Oath was then introduced and all participating students stood up and read aloud the following oath- 
“We, the students of Govt. Serchhip College, solemnly pledge to uphold the highest standards of integrity, honesty, and responsibility in all our endeavours. We pledge to engage in our academic pursuits with diligence and truthfulness, refraining from any form of dishonesty, plagiarism, or cheating.”
After the oath-taking, the faculty offered closing reflections on the significance of the students' commitment. They encouraged students to integrate these values into their daily actions and decisions.

On 6th September 2024, the Department of English and Literature Club observed the 2nd GSC Ethics Day by conducting a seminar with a special focus on "The Transmission of Ethics Through Literary Accounts." The event, held at Room A-203 during the CCA period, provided a platform for attendees to reflect on how literature has shaped their ethical perspectives and values. Faculty from the Department of English- Lalmalsawmi, and Lalnunthari Sailo co-chaired the event with Dr. Marlyn Lalnunmawii Sailo delivering the keynote speech. The speech highlighted how literature stimulates the moral imagination by presenting diverse ethical dilemmas and character decisions. Following the keynote speech, attendees shared personal experiences and insights on how literature has influenced their ethical beliefs and behaviors, with texts mentioned ranging from The Divine Comedy to Everyman as sources that have instilled a sense of empathy and justice and shaped their awareness of political ethics and personal freedoms.

A declamation program titled "Ethical Voter: The Backbone of a Thriving Democracy" took place in Room no 202, Block B, on 6th September 2024, as part of the GSC Ethics day celebration where students passionately discussed the significance of responsible voting in sustaining democratic principles. Participants from the 1st and 3rd semesters of Political Science major, the 5th semester of BCA, and members of the Electoral Literacy Club (ELC) actively engaged in sharing their perspectives on the role of ethical voting in shaping a healthy democracy. The event provided a platform for students to express their ideas on civic responsibility and the impact of informed voter participation. Chaired by Benjamin Lalhmangaihkima, the program emphasized the importance of electoral literacy and the role of students as future voters in upholding democratic values.

On this year's Teachers' Day, September 5th, the student union leaders of Government Serchhip College organized a heartfelt event to honor and appreciate the teachers. The program commenced with a bible reading and prayer by Zorampara of 3rd semester BA. It was hosted with great enthusiasm by B.Lalramsanga (5th Semester) and Abhisak (1st Semester), featured beautiful performances from Phunchawng Cultural Club and melodious songs by Lalruatkima (3rd semester) and Vanlaltanpuii (1st semester), keeping the audience thoroughly entertained. Benjamin, the student union vice president, delivered a speech, followed by the principal, who expressed his gratitude to the students and also offered words of encouragement to the teachers. A notable moment was the speech from Mr. Ricky Lalsangzuala, Associate Professor of Geography, which carried a touch of sadness as he will be retiring at the end of the month. A cake-cutting ceremony then took place, where teachers were invited to the stage, and the students joined in singing a touching Teachers' Day song. In addition to the grand event, students of different departments made the day extra special by surprising their teachers with cakes and gifts. The campus was filled with joy and harmony, making it a truly memorable Teachers' Day.