How freedom wall admins expose themselves to cyberlibel, legal liability
Freedom walls allow anonymous student expression, but when harmful or defamatory posts are approved, their admins may face legal risks.
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
Campus journalism serves until it doesn’t
Attacks against student media diminish the labor and reporting processes behind it, reflecting broader challenges facing journalism as a whole.
Explainer: What happens when you test positive on the drug test? HSO emphasizes on counseling, not punishment
DLSU’s drug testing form indicates that positive cases will not be used for criminal proceedings. So, what does happen to a positive result?
CSO, offices settle payments to Asterisko Coffee amid systemic hurdles, conflicting timelines
In March, The LaSallian revealed unresolved transactions from the 2023 and 2024 iterations of the Lasallian Enrichment Alternative Program (LEAP). Since then, Asterisko Coffee’s dues were resolved as it received its P24,000 revenue this April—nearly ten months after LEAP 2024—while its P5,000 compensation fee was handled separately, according to an employee. Although the payment was […]
DLSU organizations, SLIFE, settle two-year debt with concessionaire Perico’s Grill
A P170,050 debt to Perico’s Grill was only recently settled—stemming from organization officers leaving office without settling outstanding dues.
Head to Head: OVPEA aspirants Brenn Takata, Huey Marudo vow to bring career opportunities, amplify student voices
Facing off for OVPEA, Brenn Takata and Huey Marudo share their plans to create career opportunities and uphold the rights and freedoms of Lasallians.
From financial discrepancies to administrative delays: Inside CSO’s troubled LEAP operations
The Lasallian Enrichment Alternative Program has been plagued with cases of financial fraud to the detriment of its programs and partners.
DLSU’s Non-Violence Contract under scrutiny amid Tau Gamma Phi hazing allegations
Despite the shift to the Non-Violence Contract, Lasallians participate in fraternities like Tau Gamma Phi, wherein a rivalry with Alpha Phi Omega ensue and violent hazing surface.
Provost reassures University’s F2F capacity amid student population concerns
Provost Dr. Robert Roleda bares to The LaSallian the University’s plans to accommodate more than 24,000 students on campus without full online learning in Term 2 AY 2022-2023.