Lady Maroons stay strong in chess, men’s team suffer losses
The University of the Philippines Men’s and Women’s chess teams delivered contrasting performances after four rounds into the season.
Lady Eagles stun Maroons in another lackluster performance
The Ateneo de Manila University once again proved their mastery over the University of the Philippines in their second round meeting of Women’s Volleyball, 25-15, 25-14, 26-24 Wednesday at the FilOil Flying V Arena, San Juan.
USC SecGen resigns: Fernando out, Reyes in as councilor
Months away from end of term, councilor Rafael Luis “Rafa” Fernando resigned from his post in the USC. Former candidate Sitti Meryam Agatha “Aji” Reyes stepped in Monday to fill his seat.
Reyes, a fourth year Business Administration and Accountancy student, ranked 13th in the councilor race in last year’s elections, making her eligible to assume the position.
Maroon booters stop Tamaraws
Despite playing against the home team, it was the Fighting Maroons who came rampaging as both men’s and women’s teams netted victories against their FEU counterparts.
Shaky pitching, errors spell UP downfall vs Ateneo
The University of the Philippines succumbed against defending champion Ateneo de Manila University, 14-7, following a defensive collapse as early as the bottom of the second inning in the UAAP Baseball Tournament Sunday at the Rizal Memorial Baseball Stadium.
Surprise starter Julienne Calugcug shines as UP grabs 1st win in UAAP volleyball
The University of the Philippines disposed the listless University of the East, 25-8, 25-18, 25-16, to clinch their first win in the UAAP Women’s Volleyball Tournament Saturday at the FilOil Flying V Arena in San Juan City.
Moving pictures: the Nazareno crowd
An estimated three million people were present during the overnight vigil and procession at Quirino Grandstand and Quiapo Church – around three percent of the country’s population.
Lady Eagles keep Lady Maroons winless, open 2014 on a high note
The Ateneo de Manila University started 2014 with a bang as they handily disposed the University of the Philippines 25-20, 25-21, 25-13 in UAAP women’s volleyball action Saturday at the Filoil Flying V Arena.
An unfamiliar territory
Among many of the typhoon survivors is Patrick Vense Bajamunde, a third year Psychology major from UP Tacloban. After Yolanda struck his hometown and his school, he decided to cross-enroll in UP Diliman despite the promise of a campus reopening in January 2014.
The top newsmakers of 2013
The year 2013 is definitely one for the books for the triumphs and mishaps both in the university and out. Take a look back on the events that shook and shaped the University of the Philippines (UP) and the nation before the year comes to a close.
Lone goal propels unscathed FEU over UP
The University of the Philippines failed its attempt to seize a third win after a 1-0 loss to league-leading Far Eastern University in the UAAP Season 76 Men’s Football Tournament Sunday at the FEU-Diliman pitch.
Behind the seen: Lantern Parade 2013 preparations
Despite earlier news that the Lantern Parade was cancelled due to give way to ongoing relief efforts for the recent typhoon, the annual event will be held Wednesday, Dec.18. The parade is set to start at 4 p.m.