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UST classes to remain mostly virtual for AY 2022-2023

UST classes to remain mostly virtual for AY 2022-2023

THE UNIVERSITY will continue to implement the online mode of instruction for most programs in the next academic year, despite Metro Manila being placed under the most lenient pandemic restrictions. “Enriched Virtual Mode of instruction (EVM) shall remain the default mode. Instruction directed towards learning outcomes or competencies achievable through…
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AB society leaders call for limited F2F classes

AB society leaders call for limited F2F classes

A NUMBER of student society leaders from the Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB) want their programs to implement limited face-to-face classes, saying their disciplines require personal interaction and access to the library.  Society representatives interviewed by The Flame said some courses in their respective programs are best suited for…
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ABSC candidates call for a safe return of F2F classes, on-site org activities

ABSC candidates call for a safe return of F2F classes, on-site org activities

ALL CANDIDATES of this year’s Artlets student council (ABSC) elections are pushing for a safe resumption of the activities of student organizations once the University resumes face-to-face (F2F) classes. ABSC presidential bets Cyrille Coronado and Kim Czaccei Dacanay, candidates for external vice president Timothy Santiago and Ierathel Tabuno, lone candidate…
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Communication Arts, Journalism to be prioritized in face-to-face classes, says Artlets Dean

Communication Arts, Journalism to be prioritized in face-to-face classes, says Artlets Dean

(UPDATED AS OF 9:00 P.M.) COMMUNICATION AND Journalism programs would be prioritized once the government allows the resumption of face-to-face classes in the University, Faculty of Arts and Letters Dean Marilu Madrunio said. "If the government approves the resumption of face-to-face classes, our priority would be the Communication and Journalism…
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