As the 15th USG wraps up, former USG President Ashley Francisco reflects on a term shaped by institutional groundwork and shifting expectations. While questions on her visibility were raised, she points to behind-the-scenes work and policy coordination as practices central to her leadership. As the elected Student Council President of the South Manila Educational Consortium,…
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Banking on his past roles and engagements as a former finance executive and batch legislator, University Student Government (USG) President Raphael Hari-Ong hopes to imbue a “genuine Lasallian experience” to all Lasallians that goes beyond optimizing academic life through sustainable projects and policies. In your first month as USG president, what takeaways or changes in…
From working with the ICC to dealing with the “worst President ever,” Atty. Leila de Lima gives The LaSallian a glimpse into her story as she resumes public life.
The LaSallian sits down with Alex Brotonel as she enters a shortened presidency in the University Student Government with a handful of plans to promote safe spaces for students.
Br. Armin Luistro FSC maintains communion in mission by ensuring that Lasallians work together to provide better education to others.
As Escoto assumes the USG presidency, she shares her plans on policies that aim to empower students.
In an interview last August, late CHR Chair Chito Gascon talked about his work during the Duterte administration and his would-have-been plans.
Br. Bernard Oca FSC officially began his term as the 24th DLSU President last August 1. After three years of serving as the University Chancellor, he will succeed Br. Raymundo Suplido FSC, who has led DLSU since 2015. A seasoned administrator in La Salle campuses across the country, Oca looks back on his tenure as…
Modelled after the Philippine government, the University Student Government (USG) is divided into three branches: the Executive, Legislative, and Judiciary. The third of the bunch, a rather lesser-known division among the student body, works quietly on University-level legal cases spanning from impeachment trials to election-related matters, robust from any smear of bias and partisanship. Last…
At the start of 2021, the University Student Government (USG) embarked on what had been its first fully online elections, a historic feat matched by its historic results. Emerging on top in these elections was Maegan Ragudo. A former majority floor leader and active member of the legislature where she crafted resolutions that embodied the…