Our Catalog
A curated showcase of our best journalism, visual storytelling, and platform development. Explore the diverse outputs crafted by the writers, designers, and developers of The LaSallian across our different sections.
Writing Sections
Selected long-form features, news reports, and investigative reports.
University
Covering pressing conversations within the campus and beyond, the University section heralds news to the Lasallian community's doorsteps. At the forefront of journalistic inquiry, we never shy away from subjecting student organizations to critical scrutiny, unmasking deep-seated narratives, and asking the hard questions that need to be asked.
The calculated reality of being a woman
BY Jasmine Alagos, Calli Lingga
Lasallian women live a predetermined reality of hyper-vigilance, rigorously planning their routines, clothes, and routes for their own safety.
CSO, offices settle payments to Asterisko Coffee amid systemic hurdles, conflicting timelines
BY Tyrone Belaro, Maggy de Guzman, Isabella Reyes
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 […]
Fourth "Atin Ito!" mission delivers aid, supplies to Pag-asa Island residents
BY Job Lozada
The Atin Ito! Coalition reached Pag-asa Island for the first time, delivering supplies and planting a Philippine flag despite Chinese presence at the West Philippine Sea.
Menagerie
Nestled in the heart of culture, the Menagerie finds its pulse in the weathered yet unyielding dreams of every Filipino. Illuminating beauty in the mundane and championing the resilience of the overlooked, we peer through the spectacle to deliver unvarnished narratives—ensuring that every story from the margins finds its rightful home.
Carving spaces in concrete: the art of skaters’ tenacity in the metropolis
BY Mika Bosano, Angela Magsino, Terrence Reyes
As the city’s avenues thrum with the hum of wheels on concrete, silhouettes glide in rhythm through the margins—empty lots, wide streets, nearby parks—turning overlooked patches into thrilling arenas. To many, skaters are a public nuisance and intrusion. But to those maneuvering the boards, skating is a ritual of expression, escape, and belonging—a way of […]
Rant and Rave: Everyone is invited to the cottage with Heated Rivalry
BY Vj Latayan, Claire Masbad, Terrence Reyes
‘Heated Rivalry’ melts animosity into devotion–an undeniable game changer lacing queer passion into the hetero-dominated landscape of mainstream sports and television.
Project Gunita resists in radical remembrance of Martial Law
BY Angela Magsino, Raine Romero
Beyond being a digital archive, Project Gunita shines as a beacon of collective action rooted in the radical refusal to let history fade.
Sports
The LaSallian's Sports section stands at the crossroads of the arena and the world beyond—diving into the pulse of collegiate, national, and international narratives. We bring the Lasallian community into the heart of every action, unearthing the grit and glory behind the teams and individuals who embody Green-and-White pride.
Behind the Grind: Anchoring the Animo spirit with Coach Topex Robinson
BY Carla Duka, Kean Louis Rosales, Raphael Serrano
Coach Topex Robinson reflects on the culture of grit and “next-man-up” mentality that steered the DLSU Green Archers back to the UAAP throne.
The future chased by the girls in green
BY Bernice Aquino, Gavin Jezter Castro, RJ Oconer
Defying expectations and breaking barriers, Abcd Agamanos and Xiandi Chua forge a new path for the next generation of Lasallian women.
UAAP: Fourth-seeded Green Archers claim 11th crown, dethroning UP in winner-takes-all, 80-72
BY Bourgy Go, Angel Migue
The DLSU Green Archers fulfilled their championship return after dethroning their trilogical rivals, UP Fighting Maroons, 80-72, in Game Three of the UAAP Season 88 Men’s Basketball Finals earlier tonight, December 17, at the Smart Araneta Coliseum. After being the unexpected underdogs during the elimination round, the Green Archers settled for the fourth seed in […]
Vanguard
At the forefront of inquiry, The LaSallian's Vanguard section examines the machinery of the world—unpacking complex ideas, from natural phenomena to the breakthroughs redefining technology. By interweaving these intricacies with real-world contexts, we transform scientific spectacles into something digestible and meaningful to human beings.
Invisible invincibility: The cost of being a woman in pain
BY Gaelle Enriquez, Vanya Gilani, Merry Rama
Women’s healthcare ceases to progress under the confines of a patriarchal system rooted in the dismissal and capitalization of women’s pain.
Treatise: Bug appétit!
BY Joseph Villafuerte
We live in a curious era where someone will happily pay thousands for a sea-floor scavenger drenched in butter, yet recoil in horror at the sight of crickets fried to perfection. It is the ultimate triumph of branding over biology—a victory of palate over reason that comes at a far greater cost than any flavor […]
This land is her land (and she’s not leaving)
BY Cody Palaganas, Joseph Villafuerte
Beneath the “green transition,” women face disproportionate challenges and risks—yet they remain at the forefront of resistance and reclamation.
Tech Sections
Photography, digital art, layout design, robust media systems, and technology products.
Intermedia
At the frontier of modern reportage, The LaSallian's Intermedia section empowers community voices to lead the narrative. From on-the-ground footage, event highlights, and deep-dive features, we memorialize fleeting moments into enduring frames, redefining how Filipinos witness the present and revisit the monumental stories of the past.
Episode One of Lasallian Excellence: The Green Archers Documentary
After tough exits in their 2025 Pinoyliga and FilOil EcoOil campaigns, the DLSU Green Archers entered #UAAPSeason88 with unfinished business. Episode one of “Lasallian Excellence” unpacks the adversity the Green-and-White overcame and the grind behind their rebound. #TLSUAAP88
by Lance Ariel Bustos, Carlos Luis Cailao, Simon Carabeo, Franco David, Angela Faith Dizon, Griff Genovatin, Tasha Pascual, Franko Pavino, Ella Romano, Jericho Santarina, Gabriel Ubiadas, Tanya Uy
Watch Video →Investigative on USG Appointments
On October 20, 2025, Basti Araneta (III, AB-POM) filed a petition against the Legislative Assembly (LA) and the DLSU Comelec over “unconstitutional” appointments following the vacancies left by the 2025 USG General Elections, citing the violation of constitutional mandates on appointments. The USG Judiciary ultimately denied the petition on October 31, ruling that the LA’s and Comelec’s actions were technically constitutional. However, the Court did raise concerns regarding the democratic process of the elections. Since then, different parties have shared their insights, offering a glimpse as to how certain issues were addressed under existing rules, and what should be considered for future elections.
by Lance Ariel Bustos, Samantha Cabuang, Simon Carabeo, Elise Paragua, Miguel Quiling, Isabella Reyes, Ella Romano
Watch Video →Baha sa Luneta 2.0 Rally Coverage Report
Protesters, composed of civil organizations and youth groups, fill Luneta Park as part of the Baha sa Luneta 2.0 rally, amplifying the call for more accountability, transparency, and concrete action from the government when probing in the flood control scandals.
by Lance Ariel Bustos, Samantha Cabuang, Carlos Luis Cailao, Stephon Loredo
Watch Video →EDSA 40th Anniversary Rallies Coverage Report
As the country commemorates the 40th anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution, groups and organizations under the #EDSA40 coalition and Trillion Peso March Movement have gathered along EDSA to press for accountability and transparency.
by Lance Ariel Bustos, Griff Genovatin, Lark Monjardin, Jericho Santarina, Cheska Tinio
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Photo
Always being there when it happens, The LaSallian's Photo section captures the heartbeat of our community. We do more than just clicking a button-we provide visuals crucial to understanding our world's current affairs.
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Melodious Love
Music draws inspiration from one’s experiences; and it is no surprise that multitudes of songs recount moments of love—both delightful and downhearted. The LaSallian's photographers reenacted lyrics from a handful of favorite love songs last Valentine's Day.
Graphics by Angekyla Barroquillo, Ash Reyes, Audric Vitangcol, Bernalyn Guzman, Brean Lucero, Daphne Dy, Gabriel James Culla, Gwen Cabinbin, Jyor So, Kristel Leoncio, Niña Montiero, Precious Arroyo, & Zoila Caga
Art & Graphics
As The LaSallian's artistic nucleus, the Art & Graphics section transfigures every story into a tapestry of form and color. Through skillful craftsmanship, we embolden an atmosphere that invites readers into the canvas where the narrative unfolds, ensuring every line carries perception, and every brushstroke imbues intention.
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Poptown: After Hours
With the air growing colder and darkness enveloping the campus, tales of uncanny encounters become a common pastime during spooky season. In last Halloween's comic series, After Hours, The LaSallian's artists unveiled supernatural stories of ghastly entities one might face on campus.
Comics by EJ Gamboa, Elysa Garcia, Gian Reyes, Gioelli Ong, Hail Arao-Arao, Jose Iñigo Bejasa, Naysa Quitain, Nicole Eugenio, Reeze Danting, Regina Pisueña
Event Highlight: Lifting of Martial Law
On this day, 44 years ago, Ferdinand Marcos Sr. lifted Martial Law, a calculated move staged ahead of Pope John Paul II's 1981 visit. Despite the gesture, he retained nearly all of his powers and oppressive decrees. This serves as a reminder of the Marcos family's long-standing pattern of deceit and manipulation. #NeverAgain
Illustration by Hail Arao-Arao
Layout
Layout is the graphic design center of the publication. Staffers work all around the clock to produce a range of creative posters, structured infographics, and detailed broadsheets to make sure news stays engaging and informative.
March 2025 Issue
The LaSallian unpacked pressing issues from the first quarter of the year: the faltering memory of EDSA, gender pay gap in tech, Women's Month, and the endurance of Philippine theaters and cinemas.
Layout by Pao Berdin, Erika Valle, Gabe Mempin, Alfredo Hilario, Philomena Marie Punzalan, Virgil Noriega, Kurt Villagracia, & Adam Salavarria
Menagerie Special Issue 2025
From the affection of caregivers and the brushstrokes of neurodivergent expression to the complexities of modern romance and the hands that bloom beauty, the Menagerie Special Issue 2025 witnessed narratives that capture the essence of human connections.
Layout by Gabe Mempin, Erika Valle, Virgil Noriega, Adam Salavarria, Kurt Villagracia, & Philomena Marie Punzalan
DLSU Lady Spikers UAAP S87 First Runner-Up
Despite a valiant showing, the DLSU Lady Spikers conceded the UAAP Season 87 Women's Volleyball Tournament crown to the NU Lady Bulldogs after falling in straight sets, 19-25, 18-25, 19-25 last May 14 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena.
Layout by Gabe Mempin
Web
The LaSallian's Web section powers the publication's seamless digital experience, developing the space where journalistic voice meets technical precision. From social media management to web development, we build the pathways that bring the news to the audience's fingertips while ensuring our platforms evolve with the needs of the times.
25 Cents' Worth: Familiar politics Trump the Filipino interest
"Raising the banner of strongman politics, Donald Trump and Rodrigo Duterte continue to gain unwavering loyalty from supporters, even at the cost of bloodshed. And despite Kamala Harris’ and Leni Robredo’s calls for progress and accountability in the previous elections, many remain stagnant with their recessive misogynistic values—reflecting the deep-rooted issues of disillusionment, misinformation, and authoritarianism."
Caption by Ashley Angel Gutang
Special Elections 2023
Against the backdrop of a disconcerted University Student Government and a politically apathetic student body, controversies surrounding the Special Elections 2023 made waves throughout the University.
Website by Ramon Enrico Martinez, Ronn Parcia, & Jeremy Wang
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The LaSallian Archives
The LaSallian dives into its archives that capture its staffers’ remarkable contributions to promote campus and national awareness. Remembering the past helps us not only in understanding present-day problems but also in avoiding a repeat of the same mistakes.
Website by Angelo Guerra & Ronn Parcia | Design by Alyssa Casandra Wee
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