UP CMC celebrates 46th foundation in March
The University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication (UP CMC) holds a weeklong celebration of its 46th anniversary from March 1 to 4.
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Thirty late payers vote manually in NCPAG
Scholars of the House of Representatives received funds for their tuition late, so they had to request for an extension for payment.
Buklod sweeps CSSP SC
Juan Carlo “JC” Tejano won as chairperson with 741 votes, while Jose Emmanuel Micael “Mickey” Eva III won the vice chairperson position with 715 votes. Dan Christian “Dan” Ramos was also elected CSSP representative to the USC.
STAND-UP grabs top two USC posts, ALYANSA wins majority of College Reps (UPDATED)
While STAND-UP grabs a majority of the USC Councilor seats with a 6-5-1 split in their favor, ALYANSA wins a majority of the College Representatives.
NCPAG election results (complete)
NCPAG Representative Antonio Rafael “Tochi” Ongkeko (Independent) – 125 Sarah Louise “Sarah” Mendoza (PALS) – 90 Abstain – 27 NCPAG Chairperson Julliano Fernando “Jules” Guiang (PALS) – 181 Abstain –…
CMC announces student council election winners
CMC elections end with seven winners from STAND UP-CMC, five from ISA and one independent in the council. STAND UP-CMC claims three out of four executive positions, while ISA wins the Broadcast Communication and Communication Research departments
CMC polls close
Polls close at the College of Mass Communication polls closed with 63.5 percent voter turnout. A total of 614 out of 966 students voted for their bets, including 14 students who underwent manual voting…
BOND wins all positions in CHK-SC
BOND, the local party of the College of Human Kinetics swept the election this year after running unopposed in this year’s election
One third of CMC votes as of 2 p.m.
Five hours before polls close, turnout for the College of Mass Communication (CMC) hit 35.4 percent in today’s university and local council elections, according to College Secretary Danilo Arao
COLLEGE IN FOCUS: Asian Institute of Tourism
Tinig ng Plaridel, a proud member of Halalan sa Diliman, presents election profiles of the colleges around CMC.
COLLEGE IN FOCUS: College of Social Work and Community Development
Tinig ng Plaridel, a proud member of Halalan sa Diliman, presents election profiles of the colleges around CMC.