While this year’s University Vision-Mission week aimed to be a celebration of communion and harmony, various mishaps made it quite off-tune.
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Three years shy of being on time, the new handbook scraps old standards and reorganizes existing systems to reflect the University’s progress over time.
GE 2024 becomes the first major student government election with no candidates from both political parties and no aspirants for the USG executive board.
Across Metro Manila, progressive groups, the youth, and members of the clergy trooped the streets on Independence Day, June 12, to protest on multiple foreign policy issues such as the worsening situation in the West Philippine Sea (WPS) and the continuous kowtowing of the Philippines with the United States and China. The slew of activities…
The University Student Government Legislative Assembly gathered for the body’s first public hearing to review the rest of their initiatives before the end of their term.
Operators of public utility vehicles and mass organizations crowded the streets on Labor Day, May 1, to oppose prominent labor rights issues, including the Public Utility Vehicle Modernization Program (PUVMP) and contractualization. Braving the distance The groups first gathered separately at España Blvd. and Morayta St. then eventually converged to carry out their annual Labor…
Through a series of talks and competitions, BayLayn 2024 heightened calls against sensationalism and advocated for responsible and ethical journalism.
The provost-proposed Academy was met with flak from AFED, who believes that the new college-like unit wouldn’t be necessary.
Campus and professional media coverage of youth accomplishments and issues were recognized in this year’s Lasallian Scholarum Awards
Academicians united to call against Charter Change, saying that it only damages the education sector in the long run.