DLSU political parties struggle to field complete USG election slates as Lasallians are indifferent toward the University’s student government.
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DLSU student activists share their struggles and motivations for enduring in La Salle, where activism is not as present as in other universities.
Residents from sectors dominated by political dynasties and seasoned experts share how dynasties take the lead and how they can be dethroned.
The Enrique K. Razon Hall and the renovated John Gokongwei Innovation Center promise new learning spaces and facilities at the Laguna Campus.
Online enlistment continues to be marked by slot scrambles, overloaded servers, and glitches—reflecting deeper issues within DLSU’s enrollment system.
A P170,050 debt to Perico’s Grill was only recently settled—stemming from organization officers leaving office without settling outstanding dues.
The University’s inclusivity stirs debate among Catholics, but faculty and queer faithful see no conflict between faith and acceptance.
“Ang korupsiyon talaga ang pinaka-root cause of all this [flooding]…ang problema ay maraming nangungurakot.” (Corruption really is the root cause of all this [flooding]…the problem is that many people are corrupt.) This is what Rep. Leila de Lima told The LaSallian when she attended the “Baha sa Luneta” protest held at Luneta Park last September…
As the Filipino queer community calls for inclusivity to combat oppression, some members echo the exclusionary rhetoric of misogyny and transphobia.
Lasallian trans women endure health risks and financial struggles as they turn to self-medication in the absence of accessible gender-affirming care.