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‘Their demands are just’: Int’l scholars pledge support to PH academic strikes

Posted on 25 November 202025 November 2020
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byTinig ng Plaridel

More than 70 international educators and scholars have backed the strike movements brewing across Philippine universities after the series of typhoons that battered the archipelago this month.

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Halted physical classes, looming phaseout burden UP jeepney drivers

Posted on 6 November 20206 November 2020
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byTinig ng Plaridel

Plying the UP-Pantranco route for a decade, jeepney driver Felix Mudlong used to shuttle hundreds of students and commuters in and out of the campus everyday.

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UP to give up more than half of QC’s remaining rainforest for PGH Diliman

Posted on 30 October 202031 October 2020
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In a metro sprawling with towering buildings, a thatch of forest allows its residents respite from the urban jungle. Lined with trees that provide oxygen, its roots go all the way back to the 1950s — older than most of the students who used to go there for research.

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Organizations see increased recruitment as social support, ‘democratic spaces’ turn digital

Posted on 28 October 202028 October 2020
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Text by Patricia Dacanay What you need to know: Several UP organizations experienced an increase in recruitment this remote semester. Psychology assistant professor John Robert Rilveria said that the increase…

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UP mental health providers stretched thin as students grow anxious over remote learning

Posted on 19 October 202019 October 2020
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byGeraldine Pearl Santos

As slots quickly fill up for consultations and counseling sessions, UP mental health providers grapple with a rising number of students seeking psychosocial help only weeks into the semester.

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UPD student councils grapple with holdover term, limited manpower left

Posted on 15 October 202016 October 2020
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byTinig ng Plaridel

University and college student councils in UP Diliman struggle to address vacancy problems as members continue to resign after the first month of classes.

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Holy Family teachers cry foul over union-busting, constructive dismissal

Text by Alodia Carey Baisas What you need to know: Nineteen teachers of Holy Family School of Quezon City, Inc. were constructively dismissed on June 29 after refusing to comply…

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Course pack distribution hits snag due to shortage of flash drives, limited manpower

Posted on 18 September 202018 September 2020
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byTinig ng Plaridel

By Luisa Angela Sandoval One week into the university’s remote semester, students with inadequate access to the internet have yet to receive printed copies of their course packs or flash…

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Law students urge UP to suspend tuition collection

Posted on 4 September 20204 September 2020
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byTinig ng Plaridel

Text by Godwin Noel Manalo and Anna Kristal Tagunicar With less than a week before the opening of classes, UP College of Law students urged the university to freeze the…

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[OPINYON] Balatkayong Tagapagligtas

Posted on 2 September 20202 September 2020
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byTinig ng Plaridel

Artikulo ni Renz Palalimpa Malutong ang naging banat ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte laban sa mga oligarko, o ang iilang tao at pamilyang may malaking kontrol sa bansa. Bansag ito sa…

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UP rushes course packs, offers limited class slots in university’s first dip into remote learning

Teachers and students continue to bear the brunt of remote learning in UP: the faculty beating the deadline of course pack completions, and scholars further relying their chances on luck…

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UP students could lose voice in university decisions as SR term expires

Students across the UP system could lose their sole representative to the Board of Regents (BOR), the university’s highest decision-making body, as the UP administration has gone over a week…

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‘Their demands are just’: Int’l scholars pledge support to PH academic strikes

Halted physical classes, looming phaseout burden UP jeepney drivers

UP to give up more than half of QC’s remaining rainforest for PGH Diliman

Organizations see increased recruitment as social support, ‘democratic spaces’ turn digital

UP mental health providers stretched thin as students grow anxious over remote learning

UPD student councils grapple with holdover term, limited manpower left

Holy Family teachers cry foul over union-busting, constructive dismissal

Course pack distribution hits snag due to shortage of flash drives, limited manpower

Law students urge UP to suspend tuition collection

[OPINYON] Balatkayong Tagapagligtas

UP rushes course packs, offers limited class slots in university’s first dip into remote learning

UP students could lose voice in university decisions as SR term expires

‘Their demands are just’: Int’l scholars pledge support to PH academic strikes

Halted physical classes, looming phaseout burden UP jeepney drivers

Eleven years of drowning

EDITORIAL: Strike to oust

Student-athletes move into UPD dorms amid pandemic difficulties

‘Their demands are just’: Int’l scholars pledge support to PH academic strikes

Student-athletes move into UPD dorms amid pandemic difficulties

Lady Maroon Pesquera leads 11 UP alumni in inaugural WNBL draft