“We will not stand down when our students’ lives are at risk. We will continue to defend our academic spaces. We will protect our students vigorously against red-tagging, harassment, and intimidation. We will safeguard the University from destabilizing forces,” PAC assured.
Pinanawagan ni dating tagapangulo Fernando Balmaceda na magpatuloy sa paglabas sa lansangan pagkatapos ng eleksyon dahil tuloy-tuloy ang pagsusulong ng ating kilusan upang ipanalo ang tunay na makabayang pagbabago.
Words by EJ Lasanas The official Twitter account of the UP system was finally retrieved last April 26 after beingContinue Reading
BS Agriculture student Patrice Bianca Yapjoco was officially appointed as the editor-in-chief (EIC) of the College of Agriculture and FoodContinue Reading
SAKBAYAN University Student Council (USC) councilors also attained a complete win.
Discussions centered around the return for face-to-face classes, strong student representation, and active participation in national issues.
Discussions centered on strengthening calls for the return of face-to-face classes, encouraging student participation in the upcoming national elections, and campaigning for press freedom through the establishment of college student publications.
In exclusive interviews with the Perspective, UPLB students share the chilling effect of red-tagging and how it continues to threaten the academic freedom and critical thinking in the university despite the UPLB Safe Haven Resolution.
UPLB Perspective