The provost-proposed Academy was met with flak from AFED, who believes that the new college-like unit wouldn’t be necessary.
Author: Bea Francine Isuga
Under the 1911 Insurance agency, students, faculty, and employees alike have access to various insurance policies.
Santugon clawed their way back after past issues to win four of five seats in the USG executive board, while Tapat protects its collegiate strongholds.
The University honored Lasallian researchers and shared its efforts in bolstering a “robust and functional research university.”
Aisha Khan aims to apply what she learned in the LA for a policy-grounded OSEC.
Beyond being a student services arm, college and batch governments seek to spark more change by being less buried in paperwork and more involved in making bigger decisions.
Following DLSU’s drop to the 1501+ bracket in the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings from the 1201 to 1500 bracket last year, University faculty and administrators convened in a town hall meeting to plan how DLSU can improve its rankings and strengthen its global competitiveness last October 4 at the fifth floor of…
The University releases a new official dress code, scrapping the lengthy restrictions for minimum dress requirements in a bid to give students more autonomy in their clothing.
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DLSU welcomes LEAP 2023 back on campus
Lasallians embark on a myriad of alternative classes as LEAP 2023 returns to a face-to-face setup.
Calls for active citizenship for various socio-political issues were elevated at the AKBAY Advocacy Summit at the Teresa Yuchengco Auditorium last June 26 as part of the Lasallian Enrichment Alternative Program. The event featured talks on five advocacy pillars—social justice, media information and literacy, gender and human rights, poverty, and environment—from youth leaders and experienced…