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MANILA, Philippines — A newly formed alliance of teachers and academics has branded the government’s Charter change campaign as a form of historical distortion, warning that efforts to tweak the fundamental law also aim to erase the memory of the years-long anti-Marcos struggle that birthed the country’s democratic cornerstone.
Games Saturday (Mall of Asia Arena) 10 a.m. – Adu vs UP (men’s) 12 p.m. – NU v ADMU (men’s) 2 p.m. – AdU vs UP (women’s) 4 p.m. – NU vs ADMU (women’s)
MANILA, Philippines — Over 700 University of Santo Tomas alumni yesterday signed a petition calling on the UST administration for accountability and to end campus repression.
MANILA, Philippines — A warning by the University of the Philippines School of Statistics (UP STAT) against the proliferation of surveys with unclear methodologies has recirculated online amid the declaration of several personalities of their potential candidacies in next year’s elections.
MANILA, Philippines – Olivarez College repeated over University of Batangas, 74-71, and stayed in the hunt for a twice-to-beat advantage in the quarterfinal round of the Universities and Colleges Athletic League-PG Flex Linoleum Season 6 on Thursday, February 22, at the Paco Arena in Manila.
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines' reputation for having so-called “diploma mills” makes it vulnerable to the entry of substandard foreign universities if proposals to open up higher education to foreign ownership push through, an education expert warned during a Senate hearing on Charter change.
MANILA, Philippines – Miss Universe Philippines (MUPh) has ushered in the summer season by presenting the 55 gorgeous and diverse candidates to the press on February 18 at the Grand Ballroom of Hilton Manila.
MANILA, Philippines — Faculty members of the University of the Philippines School of Statistics have warned against the apparent proliferation of surveys carried out with dubious methods, cautioning the public to be critical of social media personalities “doing their own brand of research.”