Pinoy-made trains to be constructed inside UP Diliman
By Xianne Arcangel Nine months from now, members of the UP community might be able to ride a locally-made train touted as the future of Philippine mass transport. The University…
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CHK cancels Diliman Games to repair old gym roof
By Dexter Cabalza and Melissa Luz Lopez Damages to the roof of the old College of Human Kinetics gym have prompted its Varsity Sports Office to call off holding the…
Closed gates of Palma Hall shut out walk-out rallyists
By James Relativo Tension flared after Palma Hall guards closed the building’s front gates and barred the entrance of a rallying crowd during an indoor student walk-out on July 14. The…
‘Lola Sela’ named 2011 Gawad Plaridel awardee
By Florence May Jose For her extensive experience in the field of radio and her advocacy to help the poor, Eloisa Cruz Canlas or “Lola Sela” has been named Gawad…
Artists, activists stage flash mob for education
By Maylene Manzano ?? A group of student activist organizations held a flash mob Wednesday at the College of Engineering to decry what they call a worsening education crisis and…
Zooming In: Bea Coronel
New UP courtside reporter Bea Coronel sits down with Tinig ng Plaridel to talk about life in CMC and cheering for her favorite team. Directed by Patricia Denise Chiu Bea…
Fresh face from Masscomm marks fresh start for Maroons
By Jhesset Thrina Enano A fresh start greeted the University of the Philippines Fighting Maroons on Thursday, after winning their first game in the University Athletic Association of the Philippines’…
Winless no more: UP Maroons nail first win in two years
By Karlitos Brian Decena Finally. After 18 consecutive losses, the University of the Philippines Fighting Maroons emerged victorious on the hard court, thrashing the University of the East Red Warriors,…
USC, college councils run for greater state subsidy
By Dean Lozarie Members of the University Student Council and their college-level counterparts jogged around the Academic Oval Tuesday to call for greater government support for education. Around 50 students…
Never less of a journalist
By Lindley Agustin US-based Filipino journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner Jose Antonio Vargas is nearly a whistleblower, except for the fact that he himself is culprit. In his essay published…
Still Some Fight Left in the UP Fighting Maroons
By Karlitos Brian Decena Due to losses amassed by their basketball team in the past, some students from the University of the Philippines have come to expect little from the…
Pro, anti-RH groups face off in AS steps
By Mikhail Franz Flores and Gianfranco Roggiero Geronimo Supporters and opponents of the reproductive health bill staged simultaneous demonstrations at the University of the Philippines, Friday. Pro-RH groups marched around…