TAMSPOT

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.”

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. 

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.