With short to near-empty ballots in the precincts, the failure to elect officials has caused numerous logistical disruptions in the USG.
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From marginal voter turnouts to a general culture of apathy surrounding campus elections, many factors drive Lasallians to not care about the USG ballots.
LCIDWell’s Pantay Lecture Series, initially a three-part series for National Women’s Month, continues to champion gender inclusivity a year after its inception.
With next year’s five-percent tuition fee increase, the University administration assures that every peso will be well-spent on addressing sectoral concerns.
Students express their concerns over the lack of study spaces amid its hoarding, but the University admin refutes that there is no need for more
Several OPRES commissions have been discontinued due to concerns over budget, manpower, and bureaucratic obstacles impeding their flow of operations.
Lasallians have become more wary of their safety following a wave of petty thefts along Taft Ave., prompting authorities to implement stricter security measures.
The spirit of unity and giving back livens within campus walls in the DTRE-led gift-giving program for ESPs.
Santugon clawed their way back after past issues to win four of five seats in the USG executive board, while Tapat protects its collegiate strongholds.
The mess in procedures witnessed in the 2023 General Elections called the need for improvements in administering the annual polls.