NEWS

Senior Tams, dismayado sa enrollment

Nagpahayag ng pagkadismaya ang mga mag-aaral ng Far Eastern University (FEU) mula sa ikaapat at ikalimang taon matapos ang matagal na proseso ng kanilang enrollment ngayong araw, ikapito ng Agosto.

3D map ng FEU, inilunsad para sa freshmen

Lumikha ang Far Eastern University (FEU) ng 3D Interactive Map ng Unibersidad bilang gabay sa mga bagong Tamaraw papunta sa iba’t ibang mga gusali at serbisyo sa loob ng Pamantasan.

FEU studes question admin over ‘unforeseen’ tuition fee spike

Far Eastern University (FEU) students appeal against the observed tuition fee adjustments across different programs despite the University’s initial ‘No Basic Tuition Fee Increase’ statement for the first semester of A.Y. 2024-2025.

FEU LangLit dep’t chair joins NCCA-NCLT exec council

Far Eastern University (FEU) Language and Literature Department Chair Dr. Emmanuel Gonzales was elected as an executive council member for the National Committee on Language and Translation (NCLT) of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) last July.

House nods to form TWG for campus press freedom bill

The House Committee on Higher and Technical Education approved the motion to create a technical working group (TWG) to further investigate campus press freedom violations (CPFVs) following the congress hearing of the House Bill No. 1155 or the Campus Press Freedom (CPF) Bill last July 29.

FEU pins 569 student-nurses to complete clinical duties

Far Eastern University (FEU) hailed 569 Nursing graduates in celebration of the 69th Pinning Ceremony-Clinical Graduation held at the Okada Manila Grand Ballroom in Parañaque City earlier today, July 29.

NurSoc Batch 2024 gov’t says ‘late funds’ delayed Nursing pinning plans

The Batch 2024 Government of Far Eastern University (FEU) Nursing Society (NurSoc) revealed that the delayed declaration of funds and the final number of attendees halted them to settle for a venue in the upcoming 2024 Pinning Ceremony-Clinical Graduation (PC-CG) in a statement issued last July 24.

Spot the difference: Marcos misses to address ‘real’ State of the Nation

As he concluded his second year, Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr. delivered his third State of the Nation Address (SONA) ‘for’ the Filipinos. The president filled it with promises and updates about the country’s progress and development that sounded ‘too good to be true.’ However, the aftermath of the recent typhoon Carina that affected the country already debunked some of his claims. This proves that the real state of the nation says otherwise, contradicting the president’s statements, and leaving other critical issues unaddressed.

FEU orgs lead donation drives for Carina victims

Far Eastern University (FEU) student-led organizations launched donation drives to provide relief for those affected by the rapid rainfall and flooding caused by the enhanced southwest monsoon and Super Typhoon Carina.

CEGP: Campus press issues reflect ‘bureaucratic’ education 

College Editors Guild of the Philippines (CEGP) asserted that the attacks on students’ democratic rights including campus press freedom violations (CPFVs) are outcomes of a ‘commercialized, colonial, and repressive’ framework of the country’s education system.

Through Republic Act No. 11440, the Campus Press Freedom Day is also commemorated today, July 25 in protecting “the constitutionally guaranteed right to freedom of expression, speech and of the press.”