‘It hurts’: Some UST instructors lose teaching load over health permit policy
MANILA, Philippines – Journalist Leo Laparan II has always been passionate about teaching.
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Kiko Benitez is new TESDA chief
MANILA, Philippines — Rep. Jose Francisco Benitez (Third District, Negros Occidental) has been selected as the new director-general of the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) following the resignation of Suharto Mangudadatu.
Australia's Raygun says Olympic backlash 'devastating'
SYDNEY, Australia — Australian breakdancer Raygun has spoken out against the "pretty devastating" hatred unleashed online since her widely lampooned Paris Olympics performance.
Blazers-Falcons, Bombers-Pirates slated in 'The Big Dance' semis
MANILA, Philippines – College of St. Benilde will try to continue its dominant run as it clashes with Adamson University while Jose Rizal University collides with Lyceum of the Philippines University in the semifinal round of the Pinoyliga Cup “The Big Dance” on Friday, August 16, at the Amoranto Arena in Quezon City.
Yulo to reconnect with Japanese coach
MANILA, Philippines – Carlos Yulo knew he wouldn’t be the same magnificent figure that he is now without the very person that molded him to what he is now — his former Japanese coach Munehiro Kugimiya.
The final battle
TOKYO – Last Monday’s title duel had the trappings of a titanic clash. La Salle and Korea University were the only unbeaten teams left of eight contenders in the three-day World University Basketball Series at the Yoyogi National Stadium here. Both barely survived their semifinal engagements, winning in OT and showed up ready for battle in the final.
2 Yulos in 2028 Olympics
MANILA, Philippines — You can call gymnastics chief Cynthia Carrion as the Nostradamus of Philippine sports for predicting that Carlos Yulo would win gold medals in the Paris Olympics.
UP president defends accord with military
UNIVERSITY of the Philippines (UP) President Angelo Jimenez said the state university's declaration of cooperation with the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) would not violate academic freedom and was consistent with the school's mandate as the country's premier institution of higher learning.