DESPITE THE easing of pandemic-induced restrictions in the country, academic units in the Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB) may still hold purely online lecture classes for their professional courses this term but high-stakes assessments of all courses will be held on campus. Under the general guidelines for the second term…
THE YEAR 2022 was a year of transition and transformation. It saw transition in the change in leadership in the Philippines, the gradual return of practices that were disrupted by the pandemic, the takeover of the frequencies of a shuttered television network and the miserable debut of UST’s revamped men’s…
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AFTER A two-year halt, thousands of Thomasians flocked to the University last Dec. 19 for the return of the onsite Paskuhan in an event that saw them going back to old ways while moving forward from the anxiety-filled episodes of the pandemic. A total of 51,845 Thomasians gathered in UST…
THREE THOMASIAN bands dominated the annual Tunog Tomasino’s battle of the bands and are set to perform live in the coming Paskuhan concert on Dec. 19. Illumina, LUCY, and Sean Archer obtained the highest scores among the six contenders for Tunog Tomasino 2022: Stellaris Bound, which was held last Monday,…
by PRINCE RONSON SABADO THE NEWLY APPOINTED dean of the Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB) will continue the outgoing administrators’ legacy, hoping to bring further improvement to its programs. “We will continue the legacy of the outgoing administrators and I hope that I will be able to maintain and…
PHILIPPINE MASS communication studies should “rediscover their roots” in their country’s mode of communication, a veteran journalist said in an in-person lecture held Saturday, Dec. 10. UST alumnus and veteran journalist Crispin Maslog, PhD said Filipinos "lost their ties to the past," citing ‘Americanized’ Philippine mass communication studies. “We have…
by AUBREY SHANE LIM THE UNIVERSITY’S onsite to online class ratio for the incoming semester will be determined by each college’s respective academic units and staff, according to the Office of the Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs. “Academic units shall engage their academic staff in determining this combination and arranging the schedule…
A DOMINICAN priest has urged Catholics to take their faith seriously, saying this would allow them to overcome the challenges of sin. “We do a lot of religious practices. But is our life consistent with our faith? Does our life really reflect our beliefs?” Santisimo Rosario Parish Rev. Fr. Paul Talavera, O.P.…