UPLB students, faculty confront persisting challenges 2 years into remote learning
In exclusive interviews with the Perspective, students and professors share their academic struggles while dealing with the pandemic and the onslaught of a typhoon.
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UPLB to ‘ease’ into second sem as constituents call for recovery break
During the easing period from February 8 to February 18, the OC memo states that no synchronous and asynchronous sessions will be held and no submission of requirements will be imposed.
Start of 2nd sem to push through on February 7
During the “health and recovery period” for the first two weeks of the semester, no synchronous classes will be held and no deadlines will be imposed.
UPLB asserts that they are ready for physical classes, but CHED, IATF say no to F2F
(NOTE: For personal reasons, some of the interviewees asked to have their names changed for the article.) Although UPLB saysContinue Reading
Where the grass is greener
[Trigger warning: Mention of suicide] It shouldn’t be that hard; trying to thrive in academics all the while working toContinue Reading
Camacho admin clarifies new sem plans in dialogue; students dismayed as sem continues
While the UPLB administration supported their constituents’ appeal for more flexible learning methods especially with the occurrence of natural calamities,Continue Reading
End the semester for Duterte’s ouster
It has been two months since the university implemented remote and modular learning: two months of forced neoliberal education andContinue Reading
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