Prof. Philomina Kurian | Vimala College | Thrissur | Kerala | Global TV

Posted on: June 3, 2026

Vimala College Pays Tribute to Former English Professor Philomina Kurian

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Thrissur, June 4, 2026: The Department of English at Vimala College (Autonomous) organized a memorial gathering on Thursday to honor the life and legacy of former faculty member Prof. Philomina Kurian, whose dedicated service to the institution spanned nearly three decades.

The commemorative event, held at Lissieux Hall at 12 noon, brought together staff, students, alumni, and well-wishers to remember the contributions of Prof. Kurian, who served in the Department of English from 1974 to 2002. The gathering was organized as a tribute to her enduring influence on generations of students and colleagues.

Prof. Philomina Kurian is remembered for her academic excellence, commitment to teaching, and compassionate mentorship. Faculty members recalled her as an educator who inspired a love for literature and learning while nurturing intellectual growth and personal development among her students.

The department noted that her unwavering dedication to education and her contributions to the college community continue to serve as a source of inspiration. Colleagues and former students shared memories of her professionalism, warmth, and commitment to academic values, emphasizing the lasting impact she made throughout her career.

Speakers at the event highlighted how Prof. Kurian’s legacy remains deeply woven into the academic and cultural fabric of the institution. The memorial gathering provided an opportunity for the college community to express gratitude and respect for her years of service and to celebrate the values she embodied as an educator.

The ceremony concluded with tributes from faculty and students, reaffirming the department’s commitment to preserving and honoring the memory of a teacher whose influence continues to resonate within the halls of the college.

“Though she is no longer with us, her legacy continues to inspire generations,” the Department of English stated in its remembrance message.

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