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BINI, Ben&Ben, Zack Tabudlo, Rob Deniel, Amiel Sol to perform at Paskuhan 2025

17

Dec

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BINI, Ben&Ben, Zack Tabudlo, Rob Deniel, Amiel Sol to perform at Paskuhan 2025

FILIPINO CHART-TOPPING artists Ben&Ben, BINI and Zack Tabudlo are among those who will take center stage during this year’s grand Paskuhan concert. The musical acts will grace the much-awaited concert exclusive to Thomasians on Dec. 19 at the Grandstand, according to the UST Tiger TV Facebook page. Hitmakers Rob Deniel and Amiel…

Marcos appoints Journalism alumnus and former The Flame adviser to MTRCB

10

Dec

By Alliya Jade Perez

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Marcos appoints Journalism alumnus and former The Flame adviser to MTRCB

AN ARTLETS alumnus and former The Flame adviser has been appointed member of the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB), a government agency that reviews films and shows for audience appropriateness. Thomasian journalist Nestor Cuartero was appointed to the board last Dec. 2, according to a letter signed by President…

UST, Army to develop robot prototype for surveillance, field assessment

09

Dec

By Ma. Alyanna Selda

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UST, Army to develop robot prototype for surveillance, field assessment

THE UNIVERSITY of Santo Tomas will collaborate with the Philippine Army to develop a prototype robot designed for surveillance, field assessment and operational safety support in the military’s various missions. UST’s Research Center for the Natural and Applied Sciences (RCNAS) will lead the prototype development of the SAFEGUARD Robot: Surveillance…

Artlets activist goes to CHR, says she faced harassment after ‘terror grooming’ forum

07

Dec

By The Flame News

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Artlets activist goes to CHR, says she faced harassment after ‘terror grooming’ forum

A MONTH after the controversial “terror grooming” colloquium at UST, an Artlets student filed a report before the Commission on Human Rights (CHR), saying she had experienced “intense" red-baiting and harassment after the event. Philosophy freshman Raven Kristine Racelis said she had received online threats and had been accused of being…

UST places 4th among PH private universities in AppliedHE’s new Asia Rankings

07

Dec

By Anna Victoria Asuncion

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UST places 4th among PH private universities in AppliedHE’s new Asia Rankings

THE UNIVERSITY of Santo Tomas made its debut as the fourth-best school among Philippine private universities in the AppliedHE Private University Ranking: All Asia 2026. In the assessment’s new expanded edition, UST ranked 56th out of 240 private educational institutions with a score of 49.38 points. Ateneo de Manila University…

Artlets student wins ASEAN business pitch tilt

06

Dec

By Trisha Tamio

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Artlets student wins ASEAN business pitch tilt

AN ARTLETS junior made his mark on the international stage after winning a regional business pitch competition in Thailand with a sealant crafted from improperly discarded motor oil. Third-year Asian Studies student Sean Matthew Parra and his three teammates pitched their winning project to industry experts on Nov. 27, which…

Free one-year Gemini Pro access offered to Thomasians

06

Dec

By Nitya Aku

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Free one-year Gemini Pro access offered to Thomasians

THOMASIAN STUDENTS may now avail a free one-year subscription to Gemini Pro, Google’s artificial intelligence (AI) model. Google’s offer, which is available until Dec. 9, includes Pro access to advanced AI tools and other benefits, such as Gemini 3 Pro for deep learning, NotebookLM for research support, Veo 3 for…

05

Dec

By The Flame News

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More than half of Filipinos back anti-corruption protests – survey

AS THE flood control scandal rages on, a nationwide poll indicated that more than half of Filipinos support the protests condemning government corruption and calling for accountability for those behind the anomalies. WR Numero’s latest Philippine Public Opinion Monitor found 53% of Filipinos across all demographics expressing solidarity with anti-corruption…

Two UST professors elected to key NCCA posts

04

Dec

By The Flame News

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Two UST professors elected to key NCCA posts

TWO PROFESSORS of the UST College of Education were elected to the National Commission for Culture and Arts (NCCA), a policy-making body and agency that aims to promote, develop and preserve the country’s arts and culture. Asst. Prof. Alvin Ringgo Reyes and Prof. Roberto Ampil will serve as secretary of…

NRCP invites young researchers to seek funding, guidance under its programs

29

Nov

By Ariza Marie Llorca

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NRCP invites young researchers to seek funding, guidance under its programs

THE NATIONAL Research Council of the Philippines (NRCP) has called on scholars to join its initiatives designed to “build a pipeline” of young Filipino researchers who could eventually become mentors. During the council’s forum at UST, the head of the NRCP introduced several capability-building programs aimed at providing financial support…