Lasallian student media standouts lauded at Gawad Midya 2026
Distinguished Lasallian student media practitioners were once again recognized for their contributions over the past academic year during the annual Gawad Midya.
Provost announced a shift to primarily in person classes for AY 2026-2027
The Academics Council approved a shift to predominantly in-person and hybrid classes for AY 2026-2027 following a town hall meeting on February 9.
A look into DLSU’s accommodations for students with disabilities
Despite great strides by the University in accommodating students with disabilities, Lasallians share how they continue to grapple with accessibility.
Theft, unjust enrichment behind missing camera cases at Br. Connon Hall
Between May and August 2025, cameras in Br. Connon Hall were deemed lost or missing in the theft cases all appear to be connected
Beyond dreams and imaginations: 37th year of DLSU’s For the Kids
In its 37th For The Kids program, Lasallians championed the importance of inclusion as volunteers treated kids with special needs to a day of fun-filled games.
EXPLAINER: When will DLSU actually suspend classes—will they ever?
As the University draws flak for keeping classes online amid typhoons and unsafe conditions, one question looms: what does it take to suspend classes?
On the ground with the voices of the “Baha sa Luneta” Rally
The “Baha sa Luneta” rally attracted people from all walks of life who all joined the protest against corruption for various, often deeply personal reasons.
Experts analyze the youth’s role in midterm polls in ‘VoteReal: A Post-Elections Reality Check’
Months after the National and Local Elections (NLE) 2025, electoral experts and analysts dissected the results and examined the role of the youth in the changing tides of the country’s political landscape in VoteReal: A Post-Elections Reality Check. The roundtable discussion was organized by the University Student Government’s Office of the Vice President for External […]
HEAD ON: Ven Lahoz aims to turn BAGCED into ‘a college that shows up’
Ven Lahoz hopes to continue leading BAGCED by promising more opportunities for the college and a more engaging college community.
Head On: Micah Agatha vows to ‘show up,’ expand external opportunities for SOE
Independent Micah Agatha enters the CLTSOE presidential race in hopes of bringing greater student representation and opportunities to the college.