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.
COLLEGE IN FOCUS: College of Human Kinetics
Tinig ng Plaridel, a proud member of Halalan sa Diliman, presents election profiles of the colleges around CMC.
COLLEGE IN FOCUS: College of Music
Tinig ng Plaridel, a proud member of Halalan sa Diliman 2011, presents election profiles of the colleges around CMC.
Militant vs. alternative: local CMC candidates argue on activism
Political parties clashed as they defended their respective brands of activism and student service in the miting de avance of the College of Mass Communication (CMC) on Thursday.
CMC parties clash in annual miting de avance (UPDATED)
Each candidate challenged his or her counterpart from the other party in Hot Off the Grill, where parties attacked each other’s principles, past achievements and Specific Plans of Action (SPOA).
EXCLUSIVE: ALYANSA clarifies UNA inclusion in GPOA
“When we say reform, what we mean is we want to strengthen the organization or alliance,” said ALYANSA chairperson candidate Kristine Borja said, recognizing that UNA has a great potential as an alliance.
Idle assets, UPIS issues dominate USC debate in CMC
The university’s three main political parties were given four minutes each to introduce their respective slates and discuss their plans of action for the USC next year before answering questions from CMC students.
UP President sworn in, replaces Roman
The 62-year-old retired international development banker called for reviewing course curricula to account for the globalization trend and to respond to the need for UP students to take on leadership roles in the future.