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MANILA, Philippines—The University of Santo Tomas is bridging the wisdom between East and West through what is probably the biggest...
A culinary contest aims to cultivate appreciation among young Filipinos of the Philippines’ rich gastronomic culture. Taal Vista Hotel’s Junior...
Suicide is a final action of one who has completely lost every smidgen of hope for whatever reason, be it career, love, acceptance. Whether we notice it or not, each person is innately hopeful and optimistic. The penchant to do better and greater, despite occasional setbacks, pushes each person to strive.
The advent of new technologies has made communication easier for everyone. The Internet has literally replaced the roads and vehicles needed to transport messages. Communicating takes the form of 160 characters on Twitter, or posting on Facebook walls, or video chatting with a person halfway across the world.
There are two places with the best cheap eats: university strips and red light districts. Since it’s balik-eskwela (back to school) season, we will talk about a few favorites on that wholesome strip that leads to Ateneo, Miriam and the University of the Philippines: Katipunan.
What do Ateneo de Manila University’s student council president, an international karate medallist from De La Salle University, a musician from the University of the Philippines, a varsity basketball player from the University of Santo Tomas and a radio DJ from San Beda College have in common? They wear Good Karma Shirts for a good cause.
De La Salle University (DLSU) is without a doubt one of the top schools to be enrolled in when yearning for higher education.
Bea Fabregas, University of the Philippines OOTD: Miss Selfridge leggings, Forever 21 top and shoes, Michael Kors bag...
Over the past few days, social media was ablaze with criticism of Ateneo de Manila University’s inviting Imelda Marcos to the Ateneo Scholarship Foundation’s (ASF) 40th anniversary.
