Months after the National and Local Elections (NLE) 2025, electoral experts and analysts dissected the results and examined the role of the youth in the changing tides of the country’s political landscape in VoteReal: A Post-Elections Reality Check. The roundtable discussion was organized by the University Student Government’s Office of the Vice President for External…
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As the 15th USG wraps up, former USG President Ashley Francisco reflects on a term shaped by institutional groundwork and shifting expectations. While questions on her visibility were raised, she points to behind-the-scenes work and policy coordination as practices central to her leadership. As the elected Student Council President of the South Manila Educational Consortium,…
As former President Rodrigo Duterte awaits his trial for reported crimes against humanity in the International Criminal Court (ICC), the Philippine Human Rights Information Center (PhilRights) reported its findings on the human rights violations of Duterte’s bloody war on drugs that landed him in The Hague in “Mula Hinagpis Hanggang Paglilitis: Findings of the 2017-2025…
As DLSU marks its golden jubilee as a university charter, DLSU President Br. Bernard Oca, along with other University officials, discussed the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and other technological developments in Lasallian education during the annual University General Assembly (UGA) for AY 2025-2026 at the Most Sacred Sacrament Chapel last September 12. Embracing technology…
Outstanding works and accomplishments by Lasallian student-media practitioners from the past academic year were once again honored in the annual Gawad Midya.
To address questions about the University’s new guidelines for generative AI, the Office of the Provost hosted an AI Policy Forum led by Dr. Thomas Tiam-Lee.
In the works since late 2024, the people behind proposed USG constitutional reforms shed light on the backstage discussions that led to its creation.
With extensive USG experience, Zach Quiambao and Kailu Baradas set their sights on its highest office, outlining plans for genuine representation.
Facing off for OVPEA, Brenn Takata and Huey Marudo share their plans to create career opportunities and uphold the rights and freedoms of Lasallians.
Ven Lahoz hopes to continue leading BAGCED by promising more opportunities for the college and a more engaging college community.