by ZOE AIRABELLE AGUINALDO THE UNIVERSITY will limit its online cloud storage for students to 20 gigabytes (GB), requiring Thomasians to transfer and erase non-academic files from their UST drive by May 17. The change in UST's storage allocation policies came after Google decided to no longer offer free and…
by TRISHA TAMIO THIRTEEN JOURNALISM alumni passed the 2022 Bar examinations, the UST Journalism Society announced on April 18. Seven of the 13 new Thomasian lawyers were from batch 2017 while four were from batch 2016. One of the Bar passers is a journalism alumna from batch 2012, and another…
By PRINCE RONSON SABADO THE UNIVERSITY has met the minimum publication threshold set by the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings, one of the requirements it needs to satisfy to obtain a ranking. The minimum threshold set by THE is 150 publications per year and 1,000 publications in five…
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by PRINCE RONSON SABADO and KATHERINE CHAN CATHOLICS SHOULD look beyond superstitions and comprehend the life and spirituality of St. Thérèse of Lisieux for them to become true devotees, a Dominican priest said. Santisimo Rosario Parish Church priest Rev. Fr. Paul Reagan Talavera, O.P. said belief in the female saint…
A PROFESSOR from the Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB) has been elected chair of a division of the National Research Council of the Philippines (NRCP), a government-backed association of researchers. Prof. Joyce L. Arriola, former chair of the AB literature department and director of UST Research Center for Culture,…
By TRISHA TAMIO, JASMINE MAE ALARDE and AXEL ALDANA INCUMBENT AND aspiring Artlets Student Council (ABSC) officials and a campaign manager are facing complaints of election offenses and campaign misconduct over some of their actions during the student council polls. In a memorandum issued on Sunday, April 2, the Faculty…
THE CERTIFICATES of candidacy (COCs) of seven of the eight candidates for this year's Artlets Student Council (ABSC) polls have been suspended right after the proclamation of elected officers for the next academic year due to alleged violations of elections rules. The COCs of president-elect Timothy Santiago, candidate for internal…