Sustainability in business discussed in Business Law Conference 2024
Ley La Salle’s Business Law Conference returned last July 20, gathering students and industry experts at the Natividad Fajardo-Rosales Gonzalez Auditorium for a series of talks and panel discussions centered around this year’s theme, “Balancing Profit and Planet.” A social…
Human rights violations, abduction of activists never forgotten on 52nd anniversary of Martial Law
Hundreds of activists took to España Blvd. to renew their calls to never forget September 21 as the day Ferdinand Marcos declared Martial Law. Various sectors—including the youth, labor workers, farmers, and victims of the regime—rallied against the injustices and…
Duterte-era policy U-turns, social programs fill Marcos third SONA
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. recapped the first two years of his administration with a bombshell announcement of the immediate banning of Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO) and a firm assertion of our sovereign rights in the West Philippine Sea (WPS)…
APOs grapple with inconsistent policies, limited manpower in course crediting
Course crediting—plagued with lengthy waiting times and changing policies—has become a major hurdle often experienced by many students at the University. While validating course equivalencies seems like a simple task of cross-checking course codes and syllabi, Academic Programming Officers (APOs)…
A year later, Pantay Lecture Series continues to push gender inclusivity forward
In March 2023, the Lasallian Center for Inclusion, Diversity and Well-being (LCIDWell) launched its Pantay Lecture Series (PLS), initially only as part of its month-long celebration of National Women’s Month. Over a year after, the series has grown to foster…