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15

May

By Prince Ronson Sabado

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UST slips to non-placement in 2023 QS English Language and Literature category

by PRINCE RONSON SABADO THE UNIVERSITY of Santo Tomas failed to secure a rank in the English Language and Literature category of the latest Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings. From 301-320 previously, UST was not able to obtain a place in the discipline in the 2023 QS World University…

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15

May

By The Flame News

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UST ranks 4th among PH universities in EduRank rankings

THE UNIVERSITY of Santo Tomas ranked fourth among 229 universities in the Philippines, according to the 2023 EduRank university rankings. The independent metric-based university ranking site also revealed that the University placed 781st in Asia and 2,575th worldwide. EduRank bases its ranking on each university’s research performance (45%), non-academic prominence…

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01

May

By Aubrey Shane Lim, Prince Ronson Sabado and Zoe Airabelle Aguinaldo

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AB Week in hybrid mode due to restrictions; Artlets dismayed, satisfied

by AUBREY SHANE LIM, PRINCE RONSON SABADO, and ZOE AIRABELLE AGUINALDO A HYBRID mode was adopted for the celebration of AB Week because of restrictions on student activities that caused delays in its preparations, the Artlet Student Council (ABSC) president said. “The Artlets Student Council has been preparing for the…

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18

Apr

By The Flame Issues

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VLOG POPULI: Thesis defense season

Mula Abril 12 hanggang Abril 22, sasailalim ang Faculty of Arts and Letters sa kanilang thesis defense—isa sa mga pangunahing requirement para makapagtapos sa Unibersidad. Dahil sa hamon ng thesis defense sa Artlet seniors, nagtanong ang The Flame: paano ba dapat paghandaan ang thesis defense? -- Producer: Bless Aubrey Ogerio…

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17

Apr

By Prince Ronson Sabado

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UST meets THE rankings’ publication threshold; Will it finally achieve a ranking?

By PRINCE RONSON SABADO THE UNIVERSITY has met the minimum publication threshold set by the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings, one of the requirements it needs to satisfy to obtain a ranking. The minimum threshold set by THE is 150 publications per year and 1,000 publications in five…

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16

Apr

By The Flame Culture

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Five new must-visit food spots around UST 

THE PANDEMIC turned them into ghost towns for more than two years, but with the lifting of mobility restrictions, the streets of Manila have become bustling again, brimming with students who are looking for a good meal after hours of school work. While some food shops around UST shuttered for…

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05

Mar

By Jasmine Mae Alarde, Robb Nigel Moya and Mariane Ysabella Pante

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Artlets burdened by online-onsite class schedules

EVERY TUESDAY, Keziah Cinco, an Asian studies senior, leaves her home early to avoid heavy traffic going to the University for an afternoon onsite class. As someone who lives in Novaliches, Cinco has to travel for two to three hours to go to Manila. But this came with additional hurdles.…

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05

Mar

By Shayne Lee Andreas Macaraeg

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UST snaps NU’s 20-game winning streak

by SHAYNE LEE MACARAEG THE UST Golden Tigresses ended the NU Lady Bulldogs’ 20-game winning streak since 2019 in a five-setter adrenaline rush, 25-23, 27-25, 17-25, 22-25, 15-11, during the first round of the UAAP Season 85 women's volleyball tournament.  This is the Lady Bulldogs’ first loss since season 81.…

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03

Mar

By Zoe Airabelle Aguinaldo

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UST to go full online next week due to planned transport strike

by ZOE AIRABELLE AGUINALDO THE UNIVERSITY suspended onsite classes next week in anticipation of the nationwide transport strike to be held from March 6 to 12. “[A]ll students will have their academic engagements virtually via the UST Cloud campus,” a memorandum dated March 2 and signed by UST Secretary-General Rev.…

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28

Feb

By Jasmine Mae Alarde

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ABSC urges Artlets to participate in policymaking

by JASMINE MAE ALARDE THE FACULTY of Arts and Letters Student Council (ABSC) has urged Artlets to participate in the policymaking process to ensure that their concerns are truly addressed. ABSC policy affairs director Josh Moncayo said “progressive” policies would be crafted if there is engagement with the student body.…

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