TAMSPOT

FEU Advocate
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June 24, 2025

Learning, leading, listening: Dr. Reynold Agnes and the politics of education

In an age of shrinking faith in politics and its institutions, Dr. Reynold Agnes stands exactly where he has always believed change begins—in the classroom. Now elected president of the Philippine Political Science Association (PPSA), the longtime Far Eastern University (FEU) educator carries his work beyond campus, believing political hope is not dead, it is taught, nurtured and lived by educators who dare to lead.

FEU Advocate
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March 21, 2025

Where to next? Tomilas’ voyage towards opportunities

When two windows of opportunity opened for second-year Tourism Management student Justin Marty Tomilas, he immediately took this as a chance to explore places and appease his curious wonders. He flew across the seas to share his intellect and abilities, while also trying to learn ways that can help with his own advocacies—giving pride to the University and the whole country as he promotes a call for action on social issues.

FEU Advocate
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February 08, 2025

From the ground up: Rob Angeles' unlikely journey to music

When life gets tough, many find solace in music. For FEU alumnus John Robert “Rob” Angeles, a Hotel and Restaurant Management graduate, it became his lifeline and purpose, shaping his songwriting career.

FEU Advocate
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January 21, 2025

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.

FEU Advocate
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January 14, 2025

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.

FEU Advocate
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December 15, 2024

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 Advocate
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October 08, 2024

Homecoming of a Tam: Member-turned officer Relevo performs once again

In the prestigious auditorium of the green-and-gold community, the sound of drums echoes as the Far Eastern University Drums & Bugle Corps (FEU-DBC) provides a performance driven by passion and perseverance. On its comeback to the stage, assistant artistic director Koowie Ison Relevo was given the chance to play and share his passion for music and experience. The concert that took place at the FEU Main Auditorium mesmerized not just the Tamaraw community, but also alumni and guests last September 28.

FEU Advocate
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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
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March 18, 2024

From denial to acceptance, now put your hands up!

The early days of March had become an emotional ride for Tamaraws, especially for those who are clinching to complete their Wellness and Recreation Program (WRP) hours much faster with the commencement of the WRP Festival of Talents. Despite the high anticipation of the event, many Tamaraws were at a loss as they were greeted while scanning the QR codes with, “This form is no longer accepting responses, and has been set to automatically close by wrpfeu@gmail.com.”

FEU Advocate
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March 27, 2023

Creating Herstory: An Icon of Woman Empowerment

Like many strong and goal-driven women that have come before, Edna Mallari (Ate Edna) reflects the story of a zealous and dedicated serman (maintenance staff) working at the University.

FEU Advocate
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January 04, 2023

The Story of a Filipino Nightingale: FEU nursing alumnus awarded with Florence Nightingale medal

From being a small-town boy in Lobo, Batangas to becoming one of the highly esteemed medical practitioners in London, United Kingdom, Far Eastern University (FEU) Institute of Nursing (IN) Batch 1997 alumnus, and first Filipino recipient of the Florence Nightingale medal, Mr. Dennis Paquiz, RN took a trip down memory lane on his journey of hurdles, perseverance, and success.

FEU Advocate
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December 01, 2022

Behind the word ‘terror’: Sir Eli’s legacy

Far Eastern University (FEU) Department of Political Science Associate Professor Elizar Zamora, Ph.D. remains in the mourning hearts of the green-and-gold community. The educator, who died at 62, handled Political Science and General Education courses such as The Life and Works of Rizal and Readings in Philippine History.

FEU Advocate
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September 04, 2020

Fortitude

FEU is home to the brave Tamaraws. Lorrainne Pingol, an alumna of FEU Institute of Nursing Batch 2011, is a perfectly clear testament to the University’s bravery and resiliency mantra.

FEU Advocate
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July 06, 2019

Motion

All the world is a stage, and each life is a performance marked by decisions— the biggest of which involves taking charge of its choreography. Walking the border between masculinity and femininity gave Matrix Katindig the flair and graces of a professional dancer. His quest to find a gender identity and subsequent stability is a balancing act which took years to achieve.

FEU Advocate
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October 10, 2016

Resonant Voice

“Gusto ko nang huminga… gusto ko nang ibuga…gusto ko nang ibuga ang huli mong hininga.” These words weren’t exhales of relief for 3rd year Communication student John Bernard Juanich, but exhales of bottled grief.

FEU Advocate
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June 24, 2016

Remodeled Lair

As the Green and Gold community opens its gates this school year, it welcomes the newest members of the herd – the Far Eastern University Senior High School (FEU-SHS) students – in the threshold of a brand-new home and a chapter of change.

FEU Advocate
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June 17, 2016

A Lady of Radiance

Standing out amidst an expectant crowd is something she has mastered. As she walks along the corridor, she turns heads and harvests a couple of hi’s and hello’s. But more than stealing hearts, when she enters the room, it’s a different story - she shapes minds; she educates the youth.

FEU Advocate
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May 21, 2016

Sterling

Plated, prized, and etched with Magna cum laude. It was more than a medal of honor. It was a reminder of the tears, empty pockets and his six years of struggle.

FEU Advocate
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May 03, 2016

Out of the Gates: Keeping the Tamaraw Trademark Alive

The mark of being a Tamaraw cannot be washed away by time, just like a tattoo that can never be undone.

FEU Advocate
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May 02, 2016

Out of the Cocoon: On the wings of a Tamaraw’s second journey

Breaking out from the shell of one’s alma mater, with flying colors, is every Tamaraw’s ambition. Some would burst forth from their pods and fly out to new grounds for a new adventure. Some would hark back to the familiar spot where they rightfully earned their wings to set out on another exciting flight.