The Flame

13

Jan

By Rachelle Anne Mirasol

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The Flame makes history as first campus pub to sweep UNCJA

THE FLAME, the official student publication of the UST Faculty of Arts and Letters, emerged as the winner across all categories at the 10th UST National Campus Journalism Awards (UNCJA), making history as the first publication to bag all top prizes at the same time in the nationwide contest. "From…

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23

Nov

By Trisha Tamio

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Artlets instructor, former The Flame features editor win top prizes in biotech journalism award

A JOURNALISM instructor and a former features editor of The Flame took home first-place honors in their respective categories at the 13th Jose G. Burgos, Jr. Awards for Biotechnology Journalism on Nov. 21. Journalism instructor Jasper Emmanuel Arcalas, a business reporter for The Philippine Star, topped in the news story…

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03

Oct

By Mei Lin Weng

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Artlets alumna and former The Flame writer reaps PSA best statistical story award

A GRADUATE from the Faculty of Arts and Letters and former features writer of The Flame was awarded best statistical reporting in print or online media by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). UST Journalism alumna Cristina Eloisa Baclig, a content researcher and writer for INQUIRER.net, was among the winners of…

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03

Aug

By Barbra Althea Gavilan

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Communication senior and The Flame features editor bags honorable mention in food writing tilt

A UST Communication senior and The Flame features editor has received an honorable mention at the 21st Doreen Gamboa Fernandez (DGF) Food Writing Award for a literary piece dedicated to his love of grilled fish. Eugene Paul Lorenzo is one of the five authors who has earned an honorable mention…

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11

Jul

By Trisha Tamio

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Artlets alumna, The Flame ex-chief editor, bags prize in climate journalism tilt

AN ALUMNA of the UST Faculty of Arts and Letters and former editor-in-chief of The Flame has won an international award for climate reporting at the 2024 Covering Climate Now (CCNow) Journalism Awards. Gaea Katreena Cabico, who completed her bachelor’s degree in Journalism in 2017, won in the climate in…

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06

Jun

By The Flame News

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Artlets seniors, The Flame among finalists in nat’l journalism research conference

NINE ENTRIES from Artlets students have emerged as finalists in the 2024 Philippine Journalism Research Conference (PJRC), an annual event that recognizes exemplary journalistic outputs from schools across the country.  The qualified entries, including one by The Flame, were shortlisted in four out of five categories, PJRC announced in a Facebook…

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13

Jan

By Barbra Althea Gavilan and Carlo Jose Ruga

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The Flame dominates nationwide campus journalism tilt

THE FLAME, the official student publication of the UST Faculty of Arts and Letters, won the top prize in two of the three categories of the 9th UST National Campus Journalism Awards (UNCJA). The Artlets student publication clinched the top prize in the editorial and in-depth report categories. “From Teachers…

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19

Feb

By The Flame News

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The Flame reaps two accolades in national campus journalism awards

THE FLAME, the official student publication of the UST Faculty of Arts and Letters, clinched the best feature award and was cited in the in-depth report category during the 8th UST National Campus Journalism Awards (UNCJA). Its winning piece, "Trolling for the truth? Two online trolls claim they are not…

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26

Aug

By The Flame Editorial Board

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Want to know which section to apply for?

Want to know which section to apply for? The Flame is looking for writers (news, special reports, features, lifestyle, and literary), artists and photographers. The application period is open from August 22 until September 3.  

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21

Oct

By The Flame Editorial Board

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On Lack of Discourse on Certain Things

THE TRAIN stops at my station and I move along with the crowd that walked like zombies. But I forgive them; it was a long day after all. The streets around Tayuman station is always busy even at night. Vendors who sell goods are littering the streets, and stores are…

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