NEWS

FEU freshies struggle with 2nd semester enrollment

Far Eastern University (FEU) first-year students reported various difficulties encountered during the second semester online enrollment of S.Y. 2024-2025 last January 3 to 4.

Bloody Sunday Massacre: 200-week elusive progress towards delayed, denied justice

Two hundred Sundays after the crackdown, the tragic Bloody Sunday Massacre remains unaccounted for. While there had been some developments over the years, progressive human rights defenders and family of victims continue to decry the slow and inconsistent progress of obtaining justice.

Spot the difference: Keeping up with the WRP changes

The constant changing of rules and guidelines of the Far Eastern University (FEU) Wellness Recreation Program (WRP) is nothing new to the FEU community, drawing mixed reactions from Tamaraws. 

Under the leadership of Jayson Cruz as the new department chair, changes were observed in various areas, which raised numerous concerns from students, highlighting the department’s detachment from the realities faced by the students.

FEU delegates reap big in first-ever University Model Congress

Far Eastern University (FEU) student-legislators won multiple awards for various bills read in the inaugural University Model Congress (UMC) 2024 held at the A. Venue Hotel in Makati last December 16 to 18.

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. 

KARAPATAN: Duterte bids to deflect probes in ethics case against Rep. Castro

Human rights alliance KARAPATAN asserted that the ethical malpractice case filed against Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT-Teachers) Partylist Rep. France Castro is merely the Duterte camp’s attempt to divert public scrutiny from the recent investigation of Vice President Sara Duterte’s gross misappropriation of confidential funds.

2 trans Tams prevail in first-ever Queen of Bekshie ng Maynila

Far Eastern University (FEU) transgender beauty queens Jerome Sanchez and Nicole Serrano Escoto were crowned as the inaugural second and fourth runners up of the ‘Queen of Bekshie ng Maynila 2024,’ respectively, at the Baluarte de San Diego in Intramuros last December 12.

Pagtaas sa presyo ng langis, daing ng PUV drivers sa ilalim ng Oil Deregulation Law

Bitbit ang bigat ng presyo ng langis at ang kalakip na epekto ng Oil Deregulation Law sa kanilang kita, kinondena ng mga drayber ng Public Utility Vehicle (PUV) ang sunod-sunod na pagtaas sa presyo ng petrolyo.

Mary Jane Veloso now in PH custody, urges Marcos Jr. to give clemency

Mary Jane Veloso called upon President Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr. to grant her absolute clemency for her illegal possession of drugs charges upon her long-awaited arrival in the Philippines after nearly 15 years of Indonesian custody and death row yesterday morning, December 18.

Atom Araullo’s civil suit win against red-taggers: ‘landmark victory’  

Movement Against Disinformation (MAD) asserted that broadcast journalist Atom Araullo’s civil case win against Lorraine Badoy-Partosa and Jeffrey Celiz is a landmark victory for victims of red-tagging, especially for journalists and activists, in a press conference at Quezon City today, December 19.