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(UPDATED) OSA officer-in-charge wants to make UST orgs ‘very lively,’ vows review of ‘problematic’ policies

(UPDATED) OSA officer-in-charge wants to make UST orgs ‘very lively,’ vows review of ‘problematic’ policies

Editor's note: Updated as of 9:18 p.m. THE OFFICER-IN-CHARGE of the UST Office for Student Affairs (OSA) is eyeing to make UST student organizations “very lively” under her tenure. “I am that kind of person who is supportive of student activities given the guidelines and student policies…so I hope everyone…
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Comm seniors’ short film bags four awards in local film fest

Comm seniors’ short film bags four awards in local film fest

A SHORT film produced by UST communication seniors won four awards in the first-ever Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival. “Kung Nag-aatubili,” directed by fourth-year communication student Dizelle Masilungan under homegrown production team Familea Films, competed with 24 other entries from different universities nationwide during the awards ceremony on Saturday, March 16. The…
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AB eyeing to use more classrooms in BGPOP

AB eyeing to use more classrooms in BGPOP

THE UST Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB) administration is seeking to occupy more classrooms for other Artlets programs in the Buenaventura Garcia Paredes, O.P. (BGPOP) building. In an interview with The Flame, Artlets Dean Prof. Melanie Turingan said plans for the possible expansion of AB in BGPOP are underway. “We…
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UST Tiger TV Tiktok account hacked

UST Tiger TV Tiktok account hacked

THE OFFICIAL TikTok account of UST Tiger TV, Tiger Media Network’s online television unit, was hacked on Thursday, March 14, displaying changes in its username and account profile. Tiger TV online head Andrea Mendoza said she was informed of the unauthorized access at around 8 a.m., after the channel’s previous…
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Thesis advisers, panelists facing salary cuts given ‘less burdensome’ repayment plans

Thesis advisers, panelists facing salary cuts given ‘less burdensome’ repayment plans

NEW REPAYMENT options that are “more convenient” and “economically less burdensome” are being offered to over 100 Artlets faculty members to be affected by a salary deduction that stemmed from a thesis honoraria miscalculation. UST Arts and Letters Faculty Association (ALFA) President Rene Luis Tadle said several modes of deduction…
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