With extensive USG experience, Zach Quiambao and Kailu Baradas set their sights on its highest office, outlining plans for genuine representation.
Facing off for OVPEA, Brenn Takata and Huey Marudo share their plans to create career opportunities and uphold the rights and freedoms of Lasallians.
Ven Lahoz hopes to continue leading BAGCED by promising more opportunities for the college and a more engaging college community.
Seasoned ACG member Nadine Francisco, now vying for CLA president, shares plans to promote diversity and political activism in the college.
Drawing on managerial experience, Joshua Languban shares plans to address financial bottlenecks that restrict students and organizations at OTREAS.
In an increasingly AI-driven field, CCS prexy bets Miguel Ignacio and Michael Maglente aim to promote unity among the college’s student organizations.
Seeking to lead LCSG amid its rapid development, Lawrence Arroyo promises to increase the visibility of the Laguna student body as campus president.
Eyeing the GCOE college presidency, Emjay Martinez and Kassie Senario envision a visible, supportive ECG that champions students’ academic concerns.
The sole bet for RVRCOB presidency, Santugon’s Alexandra Rivera aims to use her leadership and USG background to provide external opportunities.
Independent Micah Agatha enters the CLTSOE presidential race in hopes of bringing greater student representation and opportunities to the college.