News Archives - Page 41 of 153

Duterte impeachment a sign of a healthy democracy, a ‘political gamble,’ UST Political Science profs say

07

Feb

0 Comments

Duterte impeachment a sign of a healthy democracy, a ‘political gamble,’ UST Political Science profs say

UST POLITICAL Science professors have linked the historic impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte to the rift between her family and the Marcos administration, but they differ on the possible motive behind the move, which capped the pre-midterm elections sessions of Congress. UST Department of Political Science chair Assoc. Prof. Dennis Coronacion…

Thomasians told to become ‘agents of liberation’

07

Feb

By Rovy Jilyn Fraginal

0 Comments

Thomasians told to become ‘agents of liberation’

THOMASIANS MUST become agents of liberation as freedom could be achieved not only by being released from physical captivity but by standing strong in their faith in the face of trials and suffering, a UST administrator said. In his homily during the mass for the 80th anniversary of the Santo…

UST postpones health permit deadline for part-time instructors as workers complain about ‘problematic’ app

05

Feb

By The Flame News

0 Comments

UST postpones health permit deadline for part-time instructors as workers complain about ‘problematic’ app

THE DEADLINE for non-tenured UST instructors to accomplish their health permit requirements has been deferred indefinitely as employees encounter a defect on the GoManila app that overcharges applicants securing the document. In a memorandum addressed to University academic staff, Vice Rector for Academic Affairs chief Prof. Cheryl Peralta said the…

Be ‘voices of truth’ and ‘bringers of peace’ amid misinformation, division, Artlets told

04

Feb

By Anna Victoria Asuncion

0 Comments

Be ‘voices of truth’ and ‘bringers of peace’ amid misinformation, division, Artlets told

STUDENTS MUST use their education to engage in meaningful conversations instead of arrogant debates and to become "voices of truth” in a world full of misinformation and self-interest, the Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB) regent said. In his homily during the AB monthly mass on Feb. 3, Fr. George Phe Mang,…

NTF-ELCAC to pursue collaboration with private schools despite COCOPEA’s exit

03

Feb

By Christian Querol

0 Comments

NTF-ELCAC to pursue collaboration with private schools despite COCOPEA’s exit

The National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) vowed to continue working with schools to promote academic freedom and to fight "radicalization" even after the departure of its member the Coordinating Council of Private Educational Associations (COCOPEA). In a statement, the NTF-ELCAC said it respects COCOPEA’s decision to…

Private schools group withdraws NTF-ELCAC membership, cites importance of academic freedom

03

Feb

By The Flame News

0 Comments

Private schools group withdraws NTF-ELCAC membership, cites importance of academic freedom

The Coordinating Council of Private Educational Associations (COCOPEA) has withdrawn its membership from the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC), citing the need to preserve academic freedom and to "strengthen" its "education initiative." The withdrawal came less than three months after it joined the task force, which has drawn…

Watchdog accuses PH bishops of covering up clerics’ child sex abuses

01

Feb

By The Flame News

0 Comments

Watchdog accuses PH bishops of covering up clerics’ child sex abuses

CATHOLIC BISHOPS in the Philippines have been “covering up” the cases of clerics accused of sexually abusing minors, an international group claimed, as it released a database naming 82 priests and bishops assigned to the country who have been linked to such crimes. Anne Doyle, co-director of BishopAccountability.org, said…

Storm signal No. 2 to trigger online classes for UST college, SHS levels

01

Feb

By The Flame News

0 Comments

Storm signal No. 2 to trigger online classes for UST college, SHS levels

UNLIKE PREVIOUS guidelines that left class suspensions for college at the discretion of schools during bad weather, tertiary and senior high school levels at flood-prone UST will now shift to online classes once Manila is placed under Signal No. 2. According to a circular issued by the Office of the…

Former AB dean named executive director of international Catholic education journal

31

Jan

By Trisha Tamio

0 Comments

Former AB dean named executive director of international Catholic education journal

A POLITICAL Science professor and former dean of the Faculty of Arts and Letters has been appointed to the International Studies in Catholic Education (ISCE). Prof. Belen Tangco of the Political Science department will serve as executive director of the ISCE editorial board, which publishes articles on Catholic education and…

Number of UST enrollees rises by 2.3% in the second term of AY 2024-2025

30

Jan

By Mei Lin Weng

0 Comments

Number of UST enrollees rises by 2.3% in the second term of AY 2024-2025

A TOTAL of 41,605 Thomasians enrolled in UST for the second term of academic year 2024-2025, higher by 2.3% than the 40,657 enrollees in the same term last year, the final tally from the Office of the Registrar showed. However, the figure is lower by 3.1% than last term’s turnout…