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The University recalled the previous year and announced changes to its organization and procedures in an increasingly AI-powered world in the 2026 University General Assembly.
Causing so many enlistment issues that it delayed the start of a trimester, the rollout of Archers Hub was a great disservice to the student body.
Freedom walls allow anonymous student expression, but when harmful or defamatory posts are approved, their admins may face legal risks.
After abstention prevailed in GE2025, could COMELEC’s plans in store for GE2026 fix what ails the university elections?
Distinguished Lasallian student media practitioners were once again recognized for their contributions over the past academic year during the annual Gawad Midya.
In celebration of RVRCOB’s 15th anniversary, students take center stage to highlight their initiatives and tell their stories.
Amiel Pelobello strives to strike a fairer bargain for the Laguna Campus after a successful bid at presidency.
Novice debaters from all over the country engage in lectures and a mini-tournament as their welcome to the Philippine debate circuit for Lasallian Interschool Training 2026.
DLSU Publishing House Executive Publisher Dr. David Jonathan Bayot offers insights into the press’ current hurdles and aspirations.
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 DLSU alumnus, Dinagat Islands Rep. Kaka Bag-ao tells The LaSallian more about the impeachment case against Sara Duterte and her advocacies as a lawyer and lawmaker.
MANILA CITY – What if the next breakthrough solution to a real-world problem came from a group of college students? Technology has become the new norm, and it...
The deaths of the Toboso 19 erupted inhumane jeers against civilian casualties, revealing more of moral decay than political disagreement among Filipinos.
The Atin Ito! Coalition reached Pag-asa Island for the first time, delivering supplies and planting a Philippine flag despite Chinese presence at the West Philippine Sea.
Despite great strides by the University in accommodating students with disabilities, Lasallians share how they continue to grapple with accessibility.
Students in niche programs face vague guidelines, missing flowcharts, and limited course offerings, delaying academic progression and graduation.
Between May and August 2025, cameras in Br. Connon Hall were deemed lost or missing in the theft cases all appear to be connected
Lasallian women live a predetermined reality of hyper-vigilance, rigorously planning their routines, clothes, and routes for their own safety.
Ang Pahayagang Plaridel’s BayLayn 2026 invited student journalists to gain insights from media practitioners on how to hone their craft in shaping the information landscape.
The Chinese Embassy recently raised concerns over funding from the NED, a move that has been criticized by media groups as an attempt to undermine the credibility of Filipino journalists who maintain that their reporting remains independent.