IN PHOTOS: The crowd during the Papal Visit
NO FLAGS ALLOWED. Police confiscated on Friday a flag of China from a citizen of said country as it may block the view of other devotees who want to see…
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OSSS: the unsung hero of students’ tuition discounts
The Office of Scholarships and Student Services (OSSS) serves as the hall of verdict for our socialized tuition discount and scholarship applications.
Diliman profs approve calendar shift
The University Council (UC) voted to approve the implementation of the academic calendar shift in Diliman in their meeting today at the GT Toyota Auditorium.
IN FOCUS: Justice for Kristel Tejada protest action
Various groups, led by the Justice for Kristel Alliance, staged a protest action Friday in Mendiola to commemorate the first death anniversary of Kristel Tejada.
INQUIRY: 2014 USC Candidates
Get to know the standard bearers from UP’s three political parties who are aspiring top positions in the 2014-2015 University Student Council (USC).
IN FOCUS: One Billion Rising 2014
The UP community, along with other sectors, celebrated the second year of One Billion Rising to end violence against women, with this year’s theme “Rise for Justice.” A program was conducted at Quezon Hall Friday, where various artists performed songs and dances in support of the movement.
Lady Archers romp Maroons anew in UAAP Volleyball
The undefeated De La Salle University continued its winning streak by disposing the University of the Philippines, 25-15, 25-23, 25-12, in the second round of the UAAP Women’s Volleyball Saturday at the San Juan Arena.
Lady Maroons out of UAAP Volleyball final four
The University of the Philippines is officially out of the final four after bowing down to the University of Santo Tomas, 25-23, 25-20, 25-15, in the second round of UAAP women’s volleyball Sunday at San Juan Arena.
IN FOCUS: Oblation Run calls for disaster awareness
The 36th Oblation Run held Friday noon served as the Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity’s (APO) call to help Typhoon Yolanda victims.
Katipunan schools unite against pork barrel
Students from the University of the Philippines, along with administrators, faculty, staff and sectoral groups joined their counterparts from the Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) and Miriam College (MC) Wednesday in the first endeavor of the Katipunan Kontra Korupsyon alliance against pork barrel.
Maroons suffer 11th loss to Bulldogs
The University of the Philippines remained in the cellar after losing to National University, 79-62, in the second round of the UAAP 76 Men’s Basketball Tournament Wednesday at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
Youth groups join anti-pork barrel march to Luneta
Youth groups joined thousands of Filipinos at the Million People March in Luneta Park Monday to call for the abolition of the pork barrel system and the rechanneling of public funds to education and basic social services.
The March to Luneta spurred public discontent after reports from the Commission on Audit revealed some P10 billion funds from the Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) of nearly 200 senators and congressmen were allegedly given out to bogus non-government organizations.