Course crediting, a supposed two-week proccess, is slowed down by a plethora of changes and challenges that APOs continue to grapple with.
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LCIDWell’s Pantay Lecture Series, initially a three-part series for National Women’s Month, continues to champion gender inclusivity a year after its inception.
Banking on his past roles and engagements as a former finance executive and batch legislator, University Student Government (USG) President Raphael Hari-Ong hopes to imbue a “genuine Lasallian experience” to all Lasallians that goes beyond optimizing academic life through sustainable projects and policies. In your first month as USG president, what takeaways or changes in…
Seasoned executive Elise Santos echoes her promise of a “CLA centered on service” through communication and empowerment in her independent bid for Arts College Government president.
FOCUS2022 Chief of Staff Eshylle Lee steps out of the sidelines and aims for the Science College Government’s top post, vowing to usher in a new chapter for the College of Science.
While this year’s University Vision-Mission week aimed to be a celebration of communion and harmony, various mishaps made it quite off-tune.
With next year’s five-percent tuition fee increase, the University administration assures that every peso will be well-spent on addressing sectoral concerns.
Three years shy of being on time, the new handbook scraps old standards and reorganizes existing systems to reflect the University’s progress over time.
GE 2024 becomes the first major student government election with no candidates from both political parties and no aspirants for the USG executive board.
Across Metro Manila, progressive groups, the youth, and members of the clergy trooped the streets on Independence Day, June 12, to protest on multiple foreign policy issues such as the worsening situation in the West Philippine Sea (WPS) and the continuous kowtowing of the Philippines with the United States and China. The slew of activities…