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Gaps, Grief, Grace
FEU Advocate  ·  September 30, 2026

Gaps, Grief, Grace

There are forms of love that are like water — still on the surface, yet deep enough to drown in. Sometimes, they move like a current, carrying us so far from the shore until we no longer know how to find our way back. In ‘Ganito, Ganyan, Ganoon’ (2026), director-writer Cholo Laurel explores what remains between a mother and a daughter after years of absence, telling a story about the struggle to navigate feelings too painful to put into words.

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Moryon: A seat at the table, war by the door
FEU Advocate  ·  September 27, 2026

Moryon: A seat at the table, war by the door

#Refreshments: A house can hold many things — the warmth of a family, the remnants of a life, and the silence left behind by those who are gone. In their latest play ‘Moryon’ directed by Dudz Teraña, Far Eastern University (FEU) Theater Guild places the house at the center of a war that rarely needs to be shown in order to be felt.

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Beyond the classroom: Third places that have become part of Tamaraws’ journey
FEU Advocate  ·  September 26, 2026

Beyond the classroom: Third places that have become part of Tamaraws’ journey

For many students, college is a season of constant becoming — learning, growing, and striving toward the future. In the rush to keep up, there will be moments when what Tamaraws need is not another task to accomplish, but simply somewhere to pause. Across and beyond Far Eastern University (FEU) exist spaces designed for rest and reflection, offering students a chance to step back from the demands of the day and return when they are ready.

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Behind the Spotlight: The making of UAAP Season 89 Opening Ceremony
FEU Advocate  ·  September 23, 2026

Behind the Spotlight: The making of UAAP Season 89 Opening Ceremony

With ‘For Everyone, UAAP’ as the central theme for the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Season 89, Far Eastern University (FEU) sought to make its hosting stint more than just a ceremonial kickoff to another season. For one night, the fun belonged to the green-and-gold community — but long before the lights illuminated the stage, months of preparation had already unfolded behind the curtains.

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The Ink That Still Bleeds: Stories that resist to be forgotten
FEU Advocate  ·  September 21, 2026

The Ink That Still Bleeds: Stories that resist to be forgotten

Stories are often immortalized in archival records, but some survive only in the memories of those who were there. During the repressive regime of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr., countless Filipinos lived through a period marked by red — a series of arrests, violence, and censorship. Among them were students who dared to question authority and journalists who continued to pursue their work despite being placed under surveillance.

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El Filibusterismo: Isang akdang hindi natatapos sa mga pahina
FEU Advocate  ·  September 18, 2026

El Filibusterismo: Isang akdang hindi natatapos sa mga pahina

Kailan mo unang nabasa ang ‘El Filibusterismo’? Naalala mo pa ba kung ano ang unang sumagi sa isip mo tungkol dito? Maaaring una mo itong nakilala sa loob ng silid-aralan. Para sa marami, bahagi na lamang ito ng kurikulum, isang nobelang paulit-ulit na binabalikan sa mga araling pangkasaysayan. Ngunit sa kabila ng pagiging pamilyar, hindi nangangahulugang iisa lamang ang paraan ng pag-unawa rito.

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You are the manic pixie dream, girl
FEU Advocate  ·  September 12, 2026

You are the manic pixie dream, girl

Quirky, eccentric, and effervescent — the manic pixie dream girl seems to have all the ingredients to make even the dullest love story sparkle. But as Philippine cinema continues to serve its own versions of these dream-like women, from films like ‘Love You To The Stars and Back’ to ‘Gusto Kita With All My Hypothalamus,’ the question becomes whether beneath all this fantasy, does the dream girl have a story left to tell?

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Mga bayaning walang bantayog
FEU Advocate  ·  August 31, 2026

Mga bayaning walang bantayog

Sa tuwing binabanggit ang salitang bayani, mga pangalang nagmarka sa kasaysayan ang madalas na sumasagi sa isip. Ngunit hindi lahat ng kabayanihan ay kailangang maging lantad upang magkaroon ng saysay. Sa Far Eastern University (FEU), may mga bayaning hindi kailangan ng tansong bantayog; sapagkat sa likod ng bawat malinis na pasilyo at ligtas na tarangkahan ng Thy Happy Halls ay naroon ang mga kawani na araw-araw ginagampanan ang kanilang parte sa komunidad.

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Higit pa sa berde’t ginto: paunang silip sa mga atleta ng FEU ngayong UAAP Season 89
FEU Advocate  ·  August 29, 2026

Higit pa sa berde’t ginto: paunang silip sa mga atleta ng FEU ngayong UAAP Season 89

#AdvoExclusive: Kasabay ng paghahanda ng Far Eastern University (FEU) sa nalalapit na panibagong yugto ng University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) para sa Season 89 ang masinsinang preparasyon at paghubog sa mga atletang Tamaraw mula sa iba’t ibang larangan. Higit pa sa mga kampeonato, medalya, at papuri, unti-unting nabubuo ang kahulugan ng berde at ginto: isang pagkakakilanlan na kanilang ipinagmamalaki sa bawat laban.

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