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#TAMWrapped: Pinnacle of FEU 2024 

Each event that the Tamaraws experience creates a rippling impact as they take the next step forward. Riding along the year 2024 is like riding a Ferris wheel; sometimes you are at your peak, and sometimes there are your low and slow days. From transport strikes, class suspensions, and tropical storms to never-ending pleas on improving the Wellness and Recreation Program (WRP), all of these occurred like a rollercoaster ride that got the heads of everyone turning and swirling. 

It is never too late to reminisce about last year’s happenings that drew a whirlwind of commotion, heartfelt reactions, and endless criticisms. So, now grab your relapse ticket and sit on the roundabouts of #TAMWrapped2024.

More and Maur: Chasing knowledge beyond the classroom

Micah Seiri Maur, a third-year International Studies student, knew at a young age what grades meant for a student like them. They were aware of what it could do, so they tried their best to get good marks and be a consistent participant during class discussions. However, these high values were not the main focus of Maur. They believe that the knowledge they get from studying is more valuable than these numerical figures. And Maur carries this insight as they embark on their journey as a Principal Grantee of the Global Undergraduate (UGRAD) Exchange Program. 

A Tamaraw’s guide to 2025: Small steps, big changes

As a new year unfolds, Tamaraws are embracing it with fresh resolutions focused on academic success and personal growth. It is a time for reflection—revisiting lessons learned while laughing at the quirky ways they aim to better themselves. Students of Far Eastern University (FEU) shared their goals, ranging from lighthearted and humorous to deeply relatable, as they set their sights on new ambitions and bid farewell to old habits.

More than a uniform: The daily lives of FEU guards 

Every morning at Far Eastern University (FEU), security guards greet students and staff with a smile, as their white uniforms reflect a sense of calm and order. Yet beyond their friendly demeanor lies a job defined by early hours, unseen sacrifices, and challenges that demand quiet strength.  

Hangaring ‘pagbabago’ ng mga Tamaraw ngayong bagong taon

Sa pagbuo ng ‘wishlist’ ngayong bagong taon, pag-aasam ng ‘pagbabago’ sa susunod na semestre ang nangunguna sa listahan ng mga mag-aaral ng Pamantasan. Bunsod ng palagiang daing ukol sa proseso ng enrollment at kaugnay na suliranin sa Wellness and Recreation Program (WRP), napapanahong pagsasaayos mula sa administrasyon ang inaantabayanan ng komunidad ngayong 2025. 

Paglaho ng kabuhayan sa mga alaalang tinupok ng apoy

Sa tipikal na isang linggo sunod-sunod na sunog ang naranasan ng mga residente ng Maynila nitong mga nakaraang buwan. Sa bawat pagwang-wang ng mga bumbero, ang isa’y mapapaisip kung saang usok ng lungsod ito papunta. Ngunit, ang kaakibat na epekto ng sunog ay patuloy pa ring dumadagdag sa paghihirap at pinagdaraanan ng mga biktima tuwing mayroong ganitong uri ng sakuna. 

Supporting the ‘cream of the crop’: A nursing professor’s journey with Batch 2024

A professor in a crop top is far from an everyday sight, but Professor Juan S. Manlangit Jr.—fondly known to his students as ‘Sir Heavenly’—turned it into a reality. His bold promise to wear a crop top not only went viral across Far Eastern University (FEU) Institute of Health Sciences and Nursing (IHSN), but also revealed a deeper narrative of confidence, dedication, and a teaching philosophy that fueled the Batch 2024’s TamNurses remarkable success in this year’s Philippine Nursing Licensure Exam (PNLE). 

FEU-nominal stunts and finishes: FEUCS through the years

Cheerdance, while a powerful tool for boosting team morale, is also a full-fledged sport that demands strength, artistry, and passion—qualities that the Far Eastern University Cheering Squad (FEUCS) embody like no other. From jaw-dropping stunts to explosive routines and high-energy performances, they’ve captivated audiences and inspired their teams. Since their first big win in 1998, […]

Rising from Rubbles: Brave Tams weathering the storm

Having little time to recover from the previous calamities, communities are forced to be resilient after being showered by one typhoon after another. As citizens who believe in the ‘Bayanihan’ spirit, volunteers hold the torch of hope for those who were affected—even if they also fell victim to these disasters. They show up and continue to provide, even though the actions should be done by those who legally swore to do so.

Repertoire of Inspiration: FEU Chorale celebrates two decades of harmony 

The voices of each member match the rendition of each note, which are tuned in with inspiration and harmony. The hall of the Main Auditorium was filled with a passion-driven performance of the Far Eastern University (FEU) Chorale as it celebrates ‘Dalawang Dekada: 20 Years in Harmony,’ and the debut of its newest artistic director, Roijin Suarez, last November 9.