University
Treatise: How modern science fails women
In a world rife with sexism and misogyny, can science be spared? Science has historically been perceived as the torchbearer of knowledge. Even now, it is often seen as the…
DLSU kept EDSA Revolution alive in weeklong commemoration
The Lasallian community commemorated the 38th anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution that toppled the authoritarian regime of Ferdinand Marcos Sr. in events spearheaded by the University Student Government…
PHINMA backs new RVRCOB research center for business education
PHINMA Corporation, the major Philippine conglomerate founded by Ramon V. del Rosario Sr., launched on March 8 PHINMA-DLSU Center for Business and Society, a research center for business education that…
For Your Information: A look behind DLSU’s insurance policies
It often comes as a surprise to students that the University offers insurance coverage as part of their matriculation. In a sit-down with The LaSallian, the 1911 Insurance Agency expounds…
Menagerie
Sports
UAAP: Anoh’s late goal grabs Green Booters a point against the Blue Eagles
The DLSU Green Booters continued their streak of draws after a suspenseful matchup against the ADMU Blue Eagles, ending the game at 1-all, to close the first round of their…
UAAP: Green and Lady Tennisters are handed a heart-wrenching loss to end their Season 86 campaign
Regardless of their finest efforts this season, the DLSU Green and Lady Tennisters failed to secure double wins as they concluded their stint with unfortunate defeats against the UST Growling…
UAAP: Green Batters drop Round Two matchup versus NU after ninth-inning struggles
The DLSU Green Batters saw their UAAP Season 86 Baseball Tournament record drop to 4-3 after a heartbreaking 5-2 loss to the NU Bulldogs earlier today, March 17, at the…
UAAP: Lady Booters lose Finals rematch with Lady Tamaraws
The DLSU Lady Booters suffered their first defeat of the UAAP Season 86 Women’s Football Tournament as they conceded to the defending champions FEU Lady Tamaraws, 3-2, earlier tonight, March…
Vanguard
Opinion
Three time’s the charm
As I said goodbye to the Editorial Board, I realized that I somewhat forgot what it meant to lead. If there is anything that service should teach you, it is…
In conformity’s name
Thirteen years in a small Catholic school taught me a lot of things: don’t wear makeup and sleeveless tops, being gay is abnormal, women must submit to their fathers and…
Bodies laid bare
As a society, we have a love-hate relationship with the female body. On one hand, we admire certain half-naked bodies. We like them so much that we plaster them on…
The Marcoses revel in Filipino forgetfulness
The Filipino are a forgetful people, and Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s proclamation as the 17th president of the Philippines was nothing but a culmination of his family’s decades-long quest to rewrite…