Author: The LaSallian

Be a TLS Sports Writer

A Sports writer sees the game in its totality – from the players to the system. A Sports writer reports through the lenses of an objective fan, seeing through the win-loss records and the statistics, willing to dig deeper into issues that confront De La Salle sports yet continues to maintain good rapport with our […]

Join The LaSallian’s Layout Staff!

They say that what you know is only as good as your ability to share it. Layout staffers are in a unique and important position to shape readers’ experience by providing and arranging the visual elements needed to capture the spirit and significance of every story.   Every month, staffers from The LaSallian‘s Layout section […]

Be a TLS Photographer!

A photograph does not just reflect superficial appearance; it says something. It enlightens and does not confuse. A Photo staffer has a keen eye for taking photographs that tell moments of Lasallian history unfolding. Photo staffers enable our writers to speak more visually by allowing our readers to experience the story through evocative images thus, […]

Join The LaSallian’s Web Staff!

The Web section brings the tradition of journalism to the 21st century. Web staffers are in charge of managing The LaSallian‘s website and social media platforms and are at the forefront of delivering news to our readers however they want it. Contrary to popular belief, coding skills are not a hard requirement to be a […]

Be a TLS Artist!

The Art & Graphics section makes the stories come alive. A&G seeks to add value and dimension to the newspaper by creating the imagery of every event. A&G staffers are both creative artists and informed journalists. Artists from The LaSallian are tasked to do the following: Submit work on time and in the best quality possible […]

Join The LaSallian’s University Section!

The University section is responsible for delivering news and analysis, which will make sense of the events, issues, and concerns that matter to the Lasallian community. The section is geared towards engaging its readers to be critical. Each University staffer is tasked to do the following: Pitch in article ideas Write at least one article […]

After May 9th

By this time tomorrow, over 50 million Filipino voters would have already cast their vote. It is the culmination of months of rigorous campaigning by those vying for the over 1,800 open positions in the national and local government, which ended yesterday evening, with today characterized by a relative respite from all the noise and […]

Responding to the chaos

The past few weeks have been crazy for several prominent universities in Metro Manila. Last March 28, the Ateneo de Manila University received yet another bomb threat from a still undetermined source. Students, faculty, and staff were then swiftly evacuated while the bomb squad conducted two sweeps of the campus. Only a few days passed […]

Editorial: Remembering Ramon Magsaysay

When it comes to presidents, the Philippines has seen it all. We have been under the leadership of a former action star, a brilliant but ruthless dictator, a newspaper founder, a courageous housewife, and a high-ranking military man, to name a few. And then there was Ramon Magsaysay, a former automobile mechanic whom esteemed political […]

Remnants of a revolution

February 25, 2016 marks the 30th year since the EDSA Revolution, which overthrew a two-decade oppressive regime characterized by rampant corruption, abuse, and unjust rule of law. Throughout the series of demonstrations, more than two million Filipinos united under cries of “Laban!” along Epifanio de los Santos Avenue, with thousands more in other cities and […]