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UPLB events, initiatives to look forward to this week
Before the second semester officially starts, indulge in different performances: a theatrical production and benefit concert, engage in educational discussionsContinue Reading
Higit 26,000 na indibidwal sa Timog Quezon, nailalagay sa alanganin dahil sa patuloy na aerial bombing
Pagkatapos ng mga iligal na aresto at panghaharas sa mga sibilyan, ngayon naman dinadamay ang iilang pamilya at indibidwal saContinue Reading
CEB OKs remote guidelines for USC-CSC elections, final sched
Throughout last week, UPLB’s Central Electoral Body (CEB), the body responsible for supervising student elections, met to discuss the guidelinesContinue Reading
Due to pandemic, UPLB Feb Fair goes online
UPDATE (February 21, 2021): College of Development Communication Student Council (CDCSC) chair Camille Villanueva told the Perspective that the eventContinue Reading
For years, Dutch missionary Otto de Vries fought for labor rights in the Philippines. In an instant, the state branded him as a terrorist.
The government casts a stone and cancels a missionary’s visa, but Otto de Vries asserts that his hands are notContinue Reading
UPLB events, initiatives to look forward to this week
This week, join educational discussions on Cryptocurrency and tackling climate change through artificial intelligence; engage in a webinar for disasterContinue Reading
What the Build! Build! Build! Program truly destroys
“Definitely, the airport city project is a part of the government’s Destruct-Destruct-Destruct scheme that primarily caters to business interests andContinue Reading
Shock and terror in a Cebu Bakwit School, with 26 Lumad students and elders, and teachers detained from ‘rescue op’
The state and its agents called it a rescue. Lumads and progressives called it an attack. One Bakwit School inContinue Reading
