The official student publication of De La Salle University Manila, covering investigative university news, sports, opinion and culture since 1960.
Outlasting ADMU in a 76-73 extra-period shootout, Joaquin Tovera led the Taft-based squad to seize the all-time feud and clear a crowded UAAP logjam.
The DLSU Green Aces settle for a shared second runners-up spot after their eFIBA debut campaign fell short in the semi-finals.
The DLSU Lady Booters outlasted defending champions FEU Lady Tamaraws, delivering the Morayta-based squad’s first loss of the season, 1-0.
The DLSU Lady Archers squandered an early lead and collapsed down the stretch, giving up a tightly contested Round 2 opener to the UE Lady Warriors.
The results are in for GE2026—independent candidates, coalitions, and vacant positions sweep most seats.
The DLSU Green Booters rise in the rankings despite settling for a scoreless draw against the UST Growling Tigers to close out Round 1.
The Jacob Cortez-less DLSU Green Archers break a crucial deadlock in the standings, as they remain undefeated in Round 2 through a crucial win over the UST Growling Tigers.
The Green Shuttlers dropped a potential back-to-back Final Four return after succumbing to the UST Growling Tigers, 3-2.
As DLSU shifts to primarily in-person classes, students and professors question whether the University is ready to accommodate the transition.
In closely-contested matches, both the Green and Lady Shuttlers fell short in sealing victories against the UST Growling Tigers and Golden Tigresses to conclude the Round 1 bracket.
Offensive misconnections plague the DLSU Lady Booters as they fall to the UP Fighting Maroons, absorbing their second tournament loss.
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The DLSU Lady Archers fall short against NU despite a strong first-half showing to close Round 1.
The dual-purpose role of student journalists commands unique influence within and beyond the University. 66 years on, The LaSallian asserts this continuing identity.
As journalism grapples with artificial intelligence, dwindling readership, and the challenge of earning public trust, the pursuit of truth remains as urgent as ever.
In a physical affair, the Green Booters’ stern efforts bowed to Joseph Garces’ goal.
From the streets of Martial Law-era Manila to the newsroom, the fight for truth demands courage from the editors committed to telling the stories that history must not forget.
The DLSU Green Shuttlers keep their fight for the Final Four alive while the Lady Shuttlers still look for their maiden win in their respective campaigns.
The Green-and-White kept the Lady Bulldogs on the back foot with relentless offensive pressure, finding the net three times to claim back-to-back victories.
The DLSU Green Archers outlasted the UE Red Warriors in an overtime thriller, snapping their two-game losing streak to open Round 2.
Despite Bukky Ojo's double-double, the Lady Archers failed to mitigate the all-out assault of defending champions UST.
From Manila’s curfew raids to high-stakes political hearings, journalism brings buried injustices to light and challenges the powerful through stories that demand public attention.
Contreras and Layno power La Salle’s lone win of the day as the Green and Lady Shuttlers fall in their clashes.
Amid clearing operations and unpredictable foot traffic, Taft vendors sustain a fragile economy built on regulars and thin profits.
Nearly five decades later, echoing Ditto Sarmiento’s call, Filipinos must take collective action to defend academic freedom, protect communities, and preserve the environment.