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Nov

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Dos and Don’ts for Paskuhan 2022

AFTER TWO years of virtual celebrations, the University of Santo Tomas will finally hold its Paskuhan festivities, from liturgies to concerts, in person. As part of the preparations, University officials held a virtual session last Nov. 11 to discuss the protocols for the much-anticipated event. The Flame listed the things…

Artlets told to experience God, touch the lives of others

10

Nov

By Aubrey Shane Lim

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Artlets told to experience God, touch the lives of others

by AUBREY SHANE LIM FACULTY OF Arts and Letters (AB) Regent Rev. Fr. George Phe Mang, O.P likened members of the Artlet community to God’s “living water,” citing their capacity to be a source of joy and wisdom to others. “So all the members—every member in Artlets—it comes the living…

UST retains 4th spot among Philippine schools in QS rankings

09

Nov

By Matthew Dave Jucom

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UST retains 4th spot among Philippine schools in QS rankings

by MATTHEW DAVE JUCOM [This is a developing story] THE UNIVERSITY of Santo Tomas remained in fourth place among 16 Philippine schools despite attaining a better overall ranking in the latest Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) Asia University Ranking. The University ranked 175th in Asia, two spots higher than the previous year's…

08

Nov

By The Flame News

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‘We do not belong to this world’

WHILE PEOPLE live in this world, they "do not belong" in it because their citizenship is in heaven, UST Vice Rector for Religious Affairs Fr. Pablo Tiong O.P. said. In his homily during the mass for deceased Thomasians on Tuesday, Nov. 8, Tiong said people are "citizens of heaven” and that…

Thomasians told to still wear facemasks indoors despite eased masking policy

04

Nov

By The Flame News

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Thomasians told to still wear facemasks indoors despite eased masking policy

DESPITE THE government's decision to relax the masking mandate, University officials advised Thomasians to continue wearing face masks in indoor settings, citing the rising number of COVID-19 infections. Executive Order No. 7 signed by President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. last Oct. 28 made the wearing of face masks voluntary in indoor…

(UPDATED) Journalism, Communication among new AUN-QA recipients

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Oct

By Zoe Airabelle Aguinaldo and Aubrey Shane Lim

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(UPDATED) Journalism, Communication among new AUN-QA recipients

(Updated as of 5:00 p.m on Oct. 31, 2022) THE FACULTY of Arts and Letters’ (AB) Journalism and Communication programs were among the four new programs in the University that have been certified by the ASEAN University Network Quality Assurance (AUN-QA). The two programs were also the first in AB…

UST loses to UE for the first time in five years

16

Oct

By Shayne Lee Andreas Macaraeg

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UST loses to UE for the first time in five years

by SHAYNE LEE MACARAEG The UST Growling Tigers are now on a four-game losing streak as they are outgunned by the UE Red Warriors, 78-68, in the UAAP Season 85 men’s basketball eliminations at the Mall of Asia Arena on Sunday, Oct. 16. UE defeated UST for the first time…

Tigresses demolish Lady Warriors with a 63-point blowout

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Oct

By Shayne Lee Andreas Macaraeg

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Tigresses demolish Lady Warriors with a 63-point blowout

by SHAYNE LEE MACARAEG The UST Growling Tigresses prove their consistent prowess after an overwhelming 63-point victory, 107-44, over the UE Lady Warriors in the first round of UAAP Season 85 women’s basketball tournament. UST holds the second best record as it improved to 4-1 win-loss card. UE is still…

JRN instructor bags another PSA best statistical reporting award

04

Oct

By Aris Jhon Galang and Aubrey Shane Lim

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JRN instructor bags another PSA best statistical reporting award

by ARIS JHON GALANG and AUBREY SHANE LIM A JOURNALISM instructor was recognized by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) for her excellence in statistics reporting for the second time. Marie Carisa ‘Cai’ Ordinario, Artlet instructor and reporter for BusinessMirror, received her second award for “Best Statistical Reporting in Print Media”…

AB move to hold asynch classes draws praises, concerns

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Sep

By The Flame News

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AB move to hold asynch classes draws praises, concerns

THE HOLDING of asynchronous classes helped Artlets recover from super typhoon "Karding" but some of them are worried that it may affect the faculty's preliminary examination schedule. On Sept. 26, the Office of the Dean issued a memorandum stating that all classes must be held asynchronously until Sept. 30 and…