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FEU Advocate · September 29, 2024

Countdown of Rights: Call to register, votes as answers

For every year that passes—may it be a presidential, legislative, or local unit election—one is given a responsibility to bestow his vote for a leader. This act serves as a declaration that can collectively influence the status of our state by providing awareness and the freedom of choice. As the filing of candidacy approaches, a call for registration must be taken to heart as a way to listen to the clamor of those in need and those who aspire for greater change.

FEU Advocate · September 26, 2024

Brewing since 2014: Cafe Alfredo eyes to open new beginnings

Each Tamaraw can attest that ‘Hell weeks’ consist of coffee, cramming, and deadlines, which is why a few new coffee pubs have emerged around Far Eastern University (FEU). However, one café simply remains as “the OG.” Now celebrating a decade of tasteful service, Café Alfredo plans to open a new spot for the community to enjoy.

FEU Advocate · September 25, 2024

FEU alum on directing BINI docuseries: ‘I hope it inspires viewers’

#AdvoExclusive: Much to any filmmaker’s cherry on top is a production filled with like-minded creatives who share the same love for art. Born to win in the cultural field shaped by artistic pursuits, Far Eastern University (FEU) alum and Department of Communication faculty Jet Leyco expressed his aim to inspire people to pursue their passion by directing P-Pop girl group BINI’s upcoming documentary series ‘BINI Chapter 1: Born To Win’ to be released on September 26 at midnight.

FEU Advocate · September 23, 2024

A tale of the Lumad Schools: Trailing mounts of deprivation towards academic recognition

When the crops of knowledge begin to sprout in a muddy, dense, and sloppy track, the Lumad community starts to bear the hunger of fighting for their rights. Amid red-tagging, militarization, and harassment, they depict one’s courage to attain proper education, since for them, a grip of cognizance is their sovereign weapon to protect their ancestral lands.

FEU Advocate · September 03, 2024

Very witty, very catchy: Facebook posts ng FEU Library, patok sa mga Tamaraw!

Tahimik, strikto, at sandamakmak na libro–iyan ang madalas na unang iniisip natin tuwing naririnig ang salitang ‘silid-aklatan’ o ‘library.’ Madalas sa espasyong ito makikita ang mga estudyanteng naghahanap ng angkop na lugar sa pag-aaral, pagpapahinga o pananaliksik. Ngunit, ang pangkaraniwang library ng Far Eastern University (FEU) ay nagbigay ng bagong impresyon sa mga Tamaraw dahil sa nakakatuwa at napapanahong mga post nito sa Facebook.

FEU Advocate · July 28, 2024

Meet the rising TAM-artist: Arron Rebustes

Amidst the shaded facade of the Arts Building at Far Eastern University (FEU), there lies a rising artist, blended among his peers. Serenading fans outside Thy Happy Halls, Arron Rebustes is certainly a star that dazzles when given the spotlight.

FEU Advocate · July 01, 2024

Reliving dreams: FEU UAAP Correspondents’ passion in action

As the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Season 87 began its search for new faces of sports broadcasting, former Far Eastern University (FEU) Tamaraw correspondents recounted the depth of their commitment and experiences when they braved their dream to be a courtside reporter.

FEU Advocate · June 25, 2024

Lerma EnTAMpreneurs vs midyear: Spotting business alternatives

With a low student influx during the midyear term, Far Eastern University (FEU) student-vendors uphold true entrepreneurial spirit by persisting to run their businesses through other venues in order to sustain livelihood.

FEU Advocate · April 26, 2024

From the middle to the orient: Olive trees resprout in ‘Little Gaza’

Olive trees flourished in the humble orchards of Palestine not just as a source of income but as companions of life. It bears the fruit gripping on to each family’s identity and upbringingâ€”including Filipino-Palestinians. So when the olive trees were cut and burnt by Israel, an olive tree continued to sprout within the spirit of the Filipino-Palestinian families who lived and established a new life in ‘Little Gaza’ in Don Antonio Village, Quezon City.

FEU Advocate · April 15, 2024

IMMERSE YOURSELF IN A GAME OF HIGH STAKES AND DEADLY WAGERS WITH THE WORLD OF LADY LUCK

Inspired by renowned animes such as Danganronpa and Kakegurui, Lady Luck takes on the main stage in a riveting dark fantasy meets psychological thriller theater production by Mediartrix the university-wide multimedia organization of the University of Santo Tomas. This marks their second production of the school year 2023-2024 and their first-ever English original musical play featuring original jazz music written by talents from the organization.