As the first semester of school year 2025–2026 nears its end, representatives of Far Eastern University (FEU) administrative offices presented the drafted recalibrations to the blended learning modality calendar during ‘TamHall II: Beyond the Survey – Blended Learning In Focus (Follow-Through)’ at The Huddle last December 4.
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Far Eastern University (FEU) students, alongside progressive groups, marched at the ‘Baha sa Luneta 2.0’ protest to carry on Andres Bonifacio’s spirit and denounce widespread government corruption at Luneta Park, Manila last November 30.
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In partnership with Bahay Aruga – Freeway House and Juan Luna Elementary School, Far Eastern University (FEU) Alumni Relations Office (ARO) and Alumni Association hosted their annual charity event ‘Christmas Cheers’ for pediatric cancer patients and Grade 2 students at Bahay Aruga and The Huddle, respectively, last November 29.
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Far Eastern University (FEU) and FEU Center for the Arts (FCA) highlighted classic Original Pilipino Music (OPM) in performances for ‘Pasko sa Piyu 2025 – Campus Christmas Jam: Tunog Maynila, Tunay na Pasko!’ at the FEU Plaza and Grandstand tonight, November 28.
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Far Eastern University (FEU) Institute of Arts and Sciences (IAS) Student Council (SC) held simultaneous workshops during their ‘Project BOOST!: Building Organization and Operational Skills Training 2025’ at the Arts Building Gym, Science Building Rooms 110-112, and Admissions Building Rooms 207-A, 207-B, 309, and 405 last November 25.
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Raising the demand for accessible obstetrics and gynecology (OB-GYN) services within the campus, Far Eastern University (FEU) Sexuality and Gender Alliance (SAGA) addressed the importance of women healthcare and bodily autonomy during the ‘PrimeTam: Healthy and Empowered Women’ forum at the FEUture Center Room 210 last November 25.
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After his death at 101 years old, political figure Juan Ponce Enrile is being honored by many, but the positions he held in the past regimes cast a shadow on the nation’s history. In a country where death often means immediate absolution, and at a time when social media is split between glorifying and condemning him, we must ask: who is really deserving of mourning—an enabler of corruption and oppression, or the people who suffered and are still suffering because of his actions and the twisted system he allowed?
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Reiterating their call for a transparent and accountable government, students from universities under the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) underlined the need for President Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte to resign for real systemic change to happen during the National Day of Walkout at Mendiola last November 21.
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Far Eastern University (FEU) Roosevelt’s Faculty of Business Administration formally launched ‘FEURmoris’ and ‘Stryve’ through ‘FEUR Forward: A Press Feature for Student Magazine Publications,’ an event designed to celebrate student-led narratives, highlighting the voices, struggles, and successes of today’s Tamaraws, last November 19.
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Fraudulence, betrayal, and oppression fuel a simmering rage that echoes through the agony and misery of the marginalized sectors. This pattern has spurred movements in countries, including Indonesia, Nepal, and Thailand, where citizens seize the opportunity to hold politicians accountable publicly. Meanwhile, the Philippines faces the same crisis, yet its approach to accountability is from collective stances but is modeled as a mere public stunt.
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