Revolving doors: inside the dynastic alliances that endured the Midterm Elections
Residents from sectors dominated by political dynasties and seasoned experts share how dynasties take the lead and how they can be dethroned.
Commentary: Is it corruption that governs us?
While the health and education sector endures systemic neglect, government officials funnel billions into confidential funds without transparency.
Writer’s Recap: Gaza’s fractured voices reach DLSU in ‘Stories of Displacement: Palestine & Beyond’
Various voices and experts forged solidarity at a dialogue hosted by the Palestinian Collective, bridging the Filipino and Palestinian experiences of war and conflict.
CSO, offices settle payments to Asterisko Coffee amid systemic hurdles, conflicting timelines
In March, The LaSallian revealed unresolved transactions from the 2023 and 2024 iterations of the Lasallian Enrichment Alternative Program (LEAP). Since then, Asterisko Coffee’s dues were resolved as it received its P24,000 revenue this April—nearly ten months after LEAP 2024—while its P5,000 compensation fee was handled separately, according to an employee. Although the payment was […]
A tale of two evils: Lesser evil voting in the Philippines
As voters yearning for good governance are starved for options, many settle for “lesser evils.” But is it possible to break free from this cycle?
For Your Information: The Laguna Campus’s new libraries and spaces
The Enrique K. Razon Hall and the renovated John Gokongwei Innovation Center promise new learning spaces and facilities at the Laguna Campus.
EXPLAINER: When will DLSU actually suspend classes—will they ever?
As the University draws flak for keeping classes online amid typhoons and unsafe conditions, one question looms: what does it take to suspend classes?
Loading… still: Why DLSU’s enlistment struggles persist
Online enlistment continues to be marked by slot scrambles, overloaded servers, and glitches—reflecting deeper issues within DLSU’s enrollment system.
DLSU organizations, SLIFE, settle two-year debt with concessionaire Perico’s Grill
A P170,050 debt to Perico’s Grill was only recently settled—stemming from organization officers leaving office without settling outstanding dues.
When DLSU embraces its Pride, is it even “Catholic” anymore?
The University’s inclusivity stirs debate among Catholics, but faculty and queer faithful see no conflict between faith and acceptance.