Highlighting the importance of comprehensive first-aid knowledge and training, Far Eastern University (FEU) – Red Cross Youth Council (RCYC) underlined their goal to produce volunteers who can serve the FEU community in times of emergencies through ‘Operation Salvus XVI: R.A.D.A.R.’ last January 24 and 28.
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Facing three charges for his alleged involvement in the September 21 anti-corruption protest, Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) student-journalist Jacob Baluyot denounced the state of press freedom in the Philippines, noting the pattern of ‘political witch hunting’ against media practitioners.
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Human rights and media groups condemn the guilty verdict against journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio, citing attacks on press freedom after being charged with terrorism financing beyond ‘unreasonable doubt’ last January 22.
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After less than a week of restricted access, the Philippine government lifted the ban on Grok, a generative artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot that was blocked following reports linking the platform to AI-generated sexual content involving minors, prompting regulators to invoke existing child protection and cybercrime laws.
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By Shayne Elizabeth T. FloresAs the second semester of school year 2025-2026 loomed, Far Eastern University (FEU) students faced numerous enrollment concerns and difficulties in navigating the new Student Central NEO, which seemingly failed in its goal of providing Tamaraws with smoother online transactions. Officially introduced last December, NEO aimed to improve students’ user experience […]
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Far Eastern University (FEU) student activists voiced their frustrations over the University’s modified hybrid learning setup and new enrollment system for the second semester of school year (S.Y.) 2025-2026 during the ‘First Day Fight’ rally in front of Gate 4 last January 12.
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Drawing millions of devotees, Filipino Catholics flock to the streets of Manila during Traslacion to witness the return of the sacred image from the Quirino Grandstand to the Quiapo Church as part of the Feast of the Jesus Nazarene every January 9.
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From the arrest of the former president and impeachment trials against the vice president to severe flooding and corruption scandals, the Philippines has faced various issues in recent months, marking 2025 as the year the country’s ingrained systemic injustice became palpable to Filipinos to the point of nationwide dissent. As public outcry continues to linger and echo throughout the streets, it is important to keep our hunger for justice and accountability alive by recalling what transpired over the eventful 12 months that have passed.
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#NewsBites: Far Eastern University (FEU) Institute of Law (IL) produced 47 new lawyers out of 69 exam takers in the Bar Examination 2025, announced yesterday, January 7.
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Eight years after 17-year-old Kian Loyd Delos Santos was dragged into a dark alley in Caloocan City and shot dead, the Supreme Court on December 22 affirmed the murder conviction against three police officers, closing one of the most closely followed cases linked to the previous administration’s ‘war on drugs’ and marking a rare instance of a drug war killing reaching final judicial resolution.
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