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New safety measures in UP Fair amid COVID-19 spread

Posted on 14 February 202014 February 2020
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byAgatha Maria Gregorio

UP Fair 2020 adapts to the new coronavirus outbreak originating in China (COVID-19) with body temperature checks upon entrance and distribution of rubbing alcohol inside premises. These new sanitation regulations…

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UPD struggles to meet students’ rising mental health demands

Posted on 23 January 202029 January 2020
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byGeraldine Pearl Santos

It took UP Diliman Journalism student Pia Tuan approximately 10 hours of waiting and a missed class before she could see the university psychiatrist. On an early morning in March…

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Nurses still not paid P30K salary despite 17-year-old law

Posted on 28 December 201928 December 2019
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byIngrid Alexandrea Delgado

After nine years of donning a nurse’s cap, Sarah Daño has seen it all. She used to handle 17 patients at once as a nurse trainee in a poorly-funded public…

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Principal accused found guilty in Ampatuan massacre case

Posted on 19 December 201919 December 2019
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byTinig ng Plaridel

Text by Hiraya N. Mance and Luisa Angela S. Sandoval After a decade-long run of the Ampatuan massacre case, members of the Ampatuan clan Datu Andal “Unsay” Ampatuan Jr., Zaldy…

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Business as usual? Anomalies in CBA dean selection surface

Posted on 1 December 20191 December 2019
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byTinig ng Plaridel

Text by Jewel Patricia Desipeda and Cristina C. Chi College of Business Administration (CBA) students and faculty denounced the appointment of new college dean Joel Tan-Torres after the Board of…

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Kabuhayan ng mga manininda sa main library, apektado ng renobasyon

Posted on 14 November 201914 November 2019
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byTinig ng Plaridel

Balita nina Jezreel S. Ines at Luisa Angela S. Sandoval Hindi pa man tuluyang nagsasara ang main library ng University of the Philippines Diliman para sa gagawing renobasyon ay umaaray…

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Arboretum residents face displacement, trapped inside barriers

Posted on 4 November 20194 November 2019
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byTinig ng Plaridel

Text by Cristina C. Chi Residents of the University of the Philippines (UP)’ Arboretum, Quezon City’s remaining rainforest, are threatened with displacement as officials sent a notice December 2018 of…

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DOST scholars decry late stipend due to Form 5 delay, ‘long’ process

Posted on 22 October 201922 October 2019
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byTinig ng Plaridel

Text by Liana Bettina D. Apostol and Ma. Jan Felicia D. Cuyco Physics student Ajay Lagrimas has gotten used to the stipend delay since he entered the university in 2018. …

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Lack of funding after free tuition law paralyzes student publications

Posted on 21 October 201921 October 2019
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byTinig ng Plaridel

Text by Ingrid Alexandrea T. Delgado and Sofia Ines Q. Abrogar Student publications in state universities and colleges (SUCs) in the Philippines face one of their greatest operational hurdles yet:…

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Students decry Marcos entry in campus, security ‘lock in’ response

Posted on 7 September 20197 September 2019
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byTinig ng Plaridel

Text by Cristina Chi UP Diliman (UPD) students protested the entry of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos’ daughter, Irene Marcos-Araneta, in the Palma Hall where she attended a Dulaang UP…

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FSThrones introduces Alagad ng Midya newcomers to college’s advocacies and struggles

Around 180 UP CMC freshmen, shiftees, and transferees (FST) welcomed the academic year with a Game of Thrones-themed FST Month, wherein they were also introduced to the college’s struggles and…

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UP students to walk out vs campus militarization, ‘surveillance’

Text by Cristina Chi Students across the UP System will hold a protest on August 20 to oppose police intrusion and intensified militarization in schools. “The proposed entry and intervention…

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New safety measures in UP Fair amid COVID-19 spread

UPD struggles to meet students’ rising mental health demands

Nurses still not paid P30K salary despite 17-year-old law

Principal accused found guilty in Ampatuan massacre case

Business as usual? Anomalies in CBA dean selection surface

Kabuhayan ng mga manininda sa main library, apektado ng renobasyon

Arboretum residents face displacement, trapped inside barriers

DOST scholars decry late stipend due to Form 5 delay, ‘long’ process

Lack of funding after free tuition law paralyzes student publications

Students decry Marcos entry in campus, security ‘lock in’ response

FSThrones introduces Alagad ng Midya newcomers to college’s advocacies and struggles

UP students to walk out vs campus militarization, ‘surveillance’

New safety measures in UP Fair amid COVID-19 spread

UPD struggles to meet students’ rising mental health demands

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EDITORIAL: An untimely reminder

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SCHOOLS: A Battleground Between Safety and Danger for Women

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