News

18

Jul

By Karen Renee Nogoy and Matthew Dave Jucom

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Artlets, orgs recognized in virtual Student Awards

STUDENTS AND organizations from the Faculty of Arts and Letters were recognized during the Student Awards for their excellence and contributions on academic, community development, and leadership service in the past two academic years (AY), held virtually on Friday. Legal management student Ethan Vaughn Ong received the Rector’s Academic Award,…

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12

Jul

By The Flame News

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Gov’t dependency challenges news coverage, journ profs’ study shows

by KAREN RENEE S. NOGOY and MATTHEW DAVE A. JUCOM   THE RELIANCE of journalists on government for information challenged the news coverage in the new normal, according to a study by UST journalism professors presented on Friday in a research conference. The study “Reporting in the New Normal: The…

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31

May

By Jenna Kaye Pandanan

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Remote reporting causes one-way flow of information—journalist

THE PANDEMIC has forced journalists to do news coverage at home and wait for the statements online, making the flow of information one way, a business journalist and Artlet alumna said Friday in a webinar organized by the UST Journalism Society. Macroeconomic and urban development story writer for BusinessMirror Marie…

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28

May

By Matthew Dave Jucom

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‘Ethics of thinking’ creates deeper understanding on situations—philo prof

THE ETHICS of thinking offers deeper understanding of the pandemic by allowing the mind to think beyond the anthropological view, philosophy professor Paolo Bolaños said Thursday during the launching of his book “Nietzsche and Adorno on Philosophical Praxis, Language, and Reconciliation: Towards an Ethics of Thinking.” Bolaños mentioned that the…

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21

May

By The Flame News

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CW dept’s Parabayle wins championship in Cypher

by JANIS JOPLIN G. MOISES and ARTHUR N. APOSTOL UST MAKATHA Circle representatives, Parabayle, is this year's champion in a virtual dance competition of the Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB), Transcendence: Cypher 2.0, held Thursday via Facebook live. Parabayle bested five participants from Behavioral Science (BES), Legal Management (LM),…

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18

May

By Janis Joplin Moises and Karen Renee Nogoy

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New Artlets CSC officers to resume efforts of current EB

THE NEWLY-elected Artlet officers to lead the Central Student Council (CSC) in the next academic year will continue the efforts of the current Executive Board--to heighten student representation, sustainable projects, and progress on the Students' Code, outgoing CSC Secretary Krizia Milleny Bricio told The Flame. Bricio is the new president…

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16

May

By Jenna Kaye Pandanan, Marie Claire Lagrisola and Matthew Dave Jucom

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Independent, DEKADA both snag 2 posts in ABSC

INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES claimed the position of vice president (VP)-internal and public relations officer (PRO), while political party DEKADA secured treasurer and secretary positions in the recent polls for the Artlets Student Council (ABSC). Julliana Flores will lead the ABSC as the VP-Internal after garnering 894 votes, defeating DEKADA’s bet Josea…

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10

May

By Matthew Dave Jucom and Marie Claire Lagrisola

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HSTSOC elects new executive board, promotes ‘open fund drive’

NEWLY-ELECTED Executive Board officers are set to lead the UST History Society (HSTSOC) for the next academic year (AY), History Society - Commission on Elections (HSTSOC Comelec) announced Monday evening. History sophomore Joel Benedict Cabo will lead the History Society as its next president after securing votes from 15 districts.…

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10

May

By Karen Renee Nogoy

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The real frontline is in the community—physician

COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE workers bridge the gap between health institutions like the Department of Health (DOH) and the community, a physician said Wednesday in an online roundtable discussion. Dr. Tina Ignacio-Alberto, the founder of Hope in Me Club, an organization of volunteer patients and doctors in Cavite, emphasized that the real…

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10

May

By Jenna Kaye Pandanan

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Varsitarian to host campus journ awards; calls for entries

THE VARSITARIAN is now accepting entries for the 6th UST National Campus Journalism Awards (UNCJA) open to college and university-level student publications nationwide, in print or online.    This year’s UNCJA will honor outstanding works in campus journalism in three categories: In-depth News, Best Editorial, and Best Feature. UNCJA is hosted…

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