The freshman who ran for Ateneo student council president—and won
They say the greatest leaders are unafraid of taking risks. This definitely applies to Kara Angan, the AB Political Science freshman who bravely ran for student council president of
They say the greatest leaders are unafraid of taking risks. This definitely applies to Kara Angan, the AB Political Science freshman who bravely ran for student council president of
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If the only association you have with spoken word is hugot, heartbreak, and the incomparably brilliant Juan Miguel Severo of Words Anonymous—you’re not alone.
Just months after the historic passage of the Ateneo-Loyola Schools’ Gender Policy, the entire Atenean community celebrated another landmark event on March 15, the Ateneo Pride march, “One Big Pride.”
French culinary and hospitality school Le Cordon Bleu (LCB) and Ateneo de Manila University have begun classes of its first degree program offering.
Recognized as an authority in culinary arts and hospitality education for 120 years now, Le Cordon Bleu (LCB) has more than 35 schools in 20 countries, including France, Australia, Japan, Spain and New Zealand. Starting this April, you can include the Philippines in the roster of countries with LCB culinary schools, as LCB-Ateneo de Manila University Institute launches its four-year BS Restaurant Entrepreneurship Program.
On being Tanghalang Ateneo’s new artistic director: ‘I won’t lie—being AD is a dream. But I imagined this [happening] 20, 30 years from now, hindi ganitong agad-agad.’
Over 120 delegates from all over world joined the conference to feast on the ideas circulated in panel presentations and seminars, on an exhibit of Manga Shakespeare, and on performances and workshops spread out over a three-day period.
Ateneo de Manila University (Admu) and the University of the Philippines (UP) Diliman are hosting a conference this month that gathers the leading Shakespearean scholars and theater practitioners from
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