The LaSallianThe Civil Engineering Society (CES) proudly presents to you one of its flagship events of the year entitled CE Week 2023: 36th Dazzling Stars. As the COVID-19 pandemic has restricted various organizations to hold online events, this will be one for the books as this is our first face-to-face flagship event! This is a chance…
The DLSU Green Booters drew the UP Fighting Maroons, 0-all, earlier tonight, March 16, at the UP Diliman Football Pitch. Testing the waters UP dominated DLSU in the midfield early on, working the ball into La Salle’s box for opportunities that were just off target, including an open Francis Tacardon volley from the edge of…
Our car-centric society is urged, step-by-step, to diverge and move toward more mobile and pedestrian-friendly routes.
The LaSallian sits down with Alex Brotonel as she enters a shortened presidency in the University Student Government with a handful of plans to promote safe spaces for students.
“When money realizes that it is in good hands, it wants to stay and multiply in those hands.” – Idowu Koyenikan, internationally acclaimed organizational consultant and author. Money and finance are extremely important in today’s day and age. We have a drive to earn, save, and spend, but we cannot do these things if we…
Just as high school councils can spearhead small but significant impacts in the community, the Sangguniang Kabataan is an undermined resource for development through the barangay.
Near death experiences have fascinated people for centuries. Neurological studies tell us if these are simply cerebral illlusions or ethereal glimpses of the afterlife.
After suffering two straight losses to open their UAAP Season 85 campaign, the DLSU Green Tennisters managed to grind out a 3-2 win versus the AdU Soaring Falcons earlier today, March 15, at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex. Meanwhile, in the Women’s Division, the Lady Tennisters suffered a narrow 3-2 loss to the UST Growling…
Although rewinding time would be interesting, we should focus instead on the present to write our desired futures and not be stuck on past failures and regrets.
Most prevalently seen in Panay Island of the Philippines, X-linked parkinsonism dystonia is a disease interestingly found only in Filipino people.
