ust

04

Oct

By Aris Jhon Galang and Aubrey Shane Lim

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JRN instructor bags another PSA best statistical reporting award

by ARIS JHON GALANG and AUBREY SHANE LIM A JOURNALISM instructor was recognized by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) for her excellence in statistics reporting for the second time.  Marie Carisa ‘Cai’ Ordinario, Artlet instructor and reporter for BusinessMirror, received her second award for “Best Statistical Reporting in Print Media”…

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30

Sep

By The Flame News

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AB move to hold asynch classes draws praises, concerns

THE HOLDING of asynchronous classes helped Artlets recover from super typhoon "Karding" but some of them are worried that it may affect the faculty's preliminary examination schedule. On Sept. 26, the Office of the Dean issued a memorandum stating that all classes must be held asynchronously until Sept. 30 and…

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27

Sep

By Aubrey Shane Lim

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UST to begin UAAP Season 85 with “Tiger Resurgence” kick-off party

By AUBREY SHANE LIM THE UNIVERSITY will mark the upcoming UAAP season through its first in-person kickoff party since 2019 entitled “UAAP Kickoff Party 2022: Tiger Resurgence” on Wednesday, Sept. 28.  The event aims to revive the Thomasian spirit on-ground while celebrating the University’s fifth consecutive UAAP general championship win. …

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26

Sep

By The Flame News

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Artlets, friends remember legacy of ex-ABSC prexy Simbulan

(UPDATED AS OF SEPT. 28, 1:00 A.M.) SEVERAL ARTLETS and friends honor former Artlets Student Council (ABSC) president and political science alumnus Reymark Simbulan who passed away last week. READ: Reymark Simbulan is ready to rise again Simbulan, who served the student council from 2017 to 2018, died last Sept.…

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14

Sep

By The Flame News

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Thomasians no longer required to wear face masks outdoors

THE UNIVERSITY has made the use of face masks optional in open and non-crowded spaces in the campus, following Malacañang’s easing of the pandemic safety protocol. On Sept. 12, President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. signed Executive Order no. 3, making the wearing of face masks voluntary outdoors. The Palace order prompted…

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26

Aug

By Lila Victoria Reyes

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Lyle: [UST is] the home that I imagined it to be

How does it feel to see your blockmates face-to-face finally? Exciting! Actually, nasa QPAV ako earlier. Tumakbo ako para makita sila kasi I'm a volunteer there. Sobrang aliwalas sa feeling kasi first time namin magkita-kita and we're gonna have fun. We're gonna make the most out of what we have…

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20

Aug

By The Flame Issues

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VLOG POPULI: New academic year, new problem: In-person classes and the monkeypox threat

With the World Health Organization declaring the global monkeypox outbreak as a “public health emergency of international concern," the Flame asks: Do Thomasians think it is already safe to return to the campus? Episode Director: Bless Aubrey Ogerio Writers/Researcher: Axel Aldana & Eduardo Fajermo Jr. Voiceover Artist: Abigail Adriatico Video…

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04

Aug

By The Flame News

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Schools need 3Cs to thrive amid adversities, says educ prof

ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS need to cope, control and construct to face the challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, an education professor said. Prof. Clarita DL. Carillo, Ph.D.,  assistant to the rector for planning and quality management, talked about the “3Cs” of resiliency during the Discurso de Apertura for the academic…

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05

Jul

By Siegfred Aldous Lacerna

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For young Filipinos, future of green jobs still dim despite calls for sustainable work

WHEN ANNE Parojinog first entered college as an Environmental Biology student at the University of Santo Tomas (UST) in Manila, she was unsure of the path to take once she finishes her degree. But after leaving the university, she is now determined to pursue what she called an unconventional career…

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07

May

By Matthew Dave Jucom and Dawn Danielle Solano

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UST approves on-site graduation rites in June

UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATORS have approved the conduct of in-person baccalaureate mass and graduation ceremonies for the three pandemic-affected batches this June, the Office of the Secretary-General said.  “I am happy to announce to you that the University Crisis Management Committee and the other offices, including the academic units, have already approved…

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