Despite operational hurdles, DLSU Publishing House quietly builds intellectual prestige in 2026
DLSU Publishing House Executive Publisher Dr. David Jonathan Bayot offers insights into the press’ current hurdles and aspirations.
Provost announced a shift to primarily in person classes for AY 2026-2027
The Academics Council approved a shift to predominantly in-person and hybrid classes for AY 2026-2027 following a town hall meeting on February 9.
A look into DLSU’s accommodations for students with disabilities
The Manila Campus has introduced significant developments to enhance accessibility and inclusivity for Persons with Disabilities (PWD), notably the installation of new elevators at St. Miguel Hall and the refurbishment of campus ramps. These physical improvements complement existing provisions, such…
Structural oversights: Struggles of students in niche programs
Students in niche programs face vague guidelines, missing flowcharts, and limited course offerings, delaying academic progression and graduation.
Theft, unjust enrichment behind missing camera cases at Br. Connon Hall
“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…