Despite the shift to the Non-Violence Contract, Lasallians participate in fraternities like Tau Gamma Phi, wherein a rivalry with Alpha Phi Omega ensue and violent hazing surface.
Category: University
With short to near-empty ballots in the precincts, the failure to elect officials has caused numerous logistical disruptions in the USG.
From marginal voter turnouts to a general culture of apathy surrounding campus elections, many factors drive Lasallians to not care about the USG ballots.
Commentary: It’s not just bureacracy
The blame points to the Comelec’s procedures for disqualifying candidates during elections, yet this is mostly speculation that ignores the role of human error.
As Filipino troops bear the brunt of China’s harassment in the West Philippine Sea, the Atin Ito! coalition stands bravely in solidarity to assert the country’s marine territory.
SEC runner Denise Lauren reflects on past leadership stints, bids for inclusivity in the future, and aims to redefine the scope of student services and information dissemination.
Bianca Manzano banks on past finance-related endeavors as she envisions leading OTREAS in addressing student financial concerns and promoting sustainable initiatives.
For the second consecutive election, Santugon sa Tawag ng Panahon (Santugon) is running unopposed in the race for the presidential seat in the University Student Government (USG). Standard bearer Ashley Francisco seeks to captain an administration anchored on empowering students to realize their goals and fulfill their purpose as Lasallians. Amid the blunders incurred in…
Santugon CSG Presidential bet Hannah Tayzon imparts plans for career support projects, focusing on students’ need both during and after their undergraduate years.
Santugon VPIA bet Josel Bautista promises to further his predecessor’s work while fielding new student empowerment initiatives of his own.