As tertiary education becomes an elusive privilege, Linar Orbista holds the line for students to fulfill their academic pursuits.
Author: MJ Tinio
Withstanding the test of time, the rich harmony and heritage of Filipino choral music plays on and far beyond.
The fourth Uniservitate Global Symposium gathered educators around the world to discuss service-learning and its institutionalization in Catholic higher education institutions.
The streets of Malate once brought belongingness to the marginalized LGBTQ+ Community—but this vibrancy has been lost through time.
Grieving a disappeared loved one is difficult to bear while more cases of enforced disappearances continue to haunt society.
Dedicated to providing a voice for Filipino comfort women, Lila Pilipina continues to call for justice and institutionalization.
As Pride Month came to a close, Lasallians gathered to champion the rights and individuality of the LGBTQ+ community through Sinag Pride Concert.
Last March 16 to 18, the La Salle Dance Company-Street (LSDC-Street) debuted its production Danz Dish 15: Taympers at the Teresa Yuchengco Auditorium after a year of preparation—both online and in the studios. Through the art of dance, Taympers aimed to highlight various socio-political issues and injustices faced by Filipinos. The production also serves as…
From the flawed immigration system to our passport’s minuscule power, it is no secret that Filipinos face difficulties in applying for any type of visa.
Variety The various themes and plotlines that this year’s Best Picture nominees brought to life were nothing short of amazing. Whether you’re in the mood for a tearjerker, a feel-good tale, or an empowering story, this list has got it all. But at the end of the day, only one film gets to take home…