The Lasallian Youth Orchestra proves romance is not dead as their fervent melodies uplifted the wearied hearts of the audience.
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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.
Ten queens made their countries proud as they strutted down the stage in exquisite regalia created by their best local designers.
As the horror game adaptation made its way to the big screen, fans gladly relived the eerie run-down pizzeria, though it lacked the paralyzing fear factor that cemented its fame.
Cinema can speak to the hearts of audiences from diverse backgrounds and build deeper intercultural connections, as the Italian Film Festival attested to.
“1989 (Taylor’s Version)” captures the perfect storms of Taylor Swift’s journey with love and luster.
For the past few years, women leaders have been at the helm of the USG, overcoming gendered notions of effective leadership within the University and in larger society.
After the successful launch of their mini-album Ready To Be, TWICE reunites with the Filipino ONCE in an unforgettable two-night concert—full of life under the moonlight sunrise.
Mental illnesses are conditions that may not seem so apparent to any onlooker—but that does not make the struggle any less valid.