Students in niche programs face vague guidelines, missing flowcharts, and limited course offerings, delaying academic progression and graduation.
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“There’s no guarantee. I think there’s no guarantee.” Castillo* (III, LIM-CRW), a Malate Literary Folio (MLF) staffer, laments after being asked whether his stolen Canon EOS R50 would be returned along with his camera bag, SD cards, charging ports, and other equipment, all amounting to at least P80,000. “It was a bit stressful knowing that…
Lasallian women live a predetermined reality of hyper-vigilance, rigorously planning their routines, clothes, and routes for their own safety.
Ang Pahayagang Plaridel’s BayLayn 2026 invited student journalists to gain insights from media practitioners on how to hone their craft in shaping the information landscape.
The Chinese Embassy recently raised concerns over funding from the NED, a move that has been criticized by media groups as an attempt to undermine the credibility of Filipino journalists who maintain that their reporting remains independent.
Days before Special Elections 2025 polls opened, aspiring student leaders went head-to-head for “Malayang Talakayan,” the DLSU Commission on Elections’ debate and open forum held on November 15 at the fifth floor of Yuchengco Hall. Moderators from La Salle Debate Society and USG Judiciary pressed batch representative and batch legislator aspirants from Alyansang Tapat sa…
In its 37th For The Kids program, Lasallians championed the importance of inclusion as volunteers treated kids with special needs to a day of fun-filled games.
Attacks against student media diminish the labor and reporting processes behind it, reflecting broader challenges facing journalism as a whole.
DLSU student activists share their struggles and motivations for enduring in La Salle, where activism is not as present as in other universities.
Does the SSC have any plans to address concerns about SAS3000 and implement improvements to ease the burden on students?