The theatrical group staged the tale of Nueva Vizcayan women and children who clung to their dreams to rise above the tribulations that came their way.
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The Lasallian chorale brought their internationally acclaimed melodies back home in Taft for a night of pure musical wonder.
Lasallian student artists from across the nation were awarded in this year’s iteration of the annual LITAW-VISAW.
Graphika Manila 2024 remains true to its promise—a creative recharge that revels in the pursuit of art.
The Lasallian Youth Orchestra proves romance is not dead as their fervent melodies uplifted the wearied hearts of the audience.
As the Manila and Laguna campuses welcomed the Christmas season, the spirit of solidarity shone brighter within the Lasallian community.
For International Students Day, youth artists and activists sang and danced along the beats of resistance and hope for the better living conditions of indigenous communities.
Cinema can speak to the hearts of audiences from diverse backgrounds and build deeper intercultural connections, as the Italian Film Festival attested to.
The theatrical group took to the stage once more to tell the tale of a noble commoner turned hero and a nation plagued by greed and power.
Activists from different sectors of society gather in solidarity for a night of fashion and protest.