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Despite being a first-time contender and the only Filipino choir at the international competition, the Minstrels of St. La Salle, a combination of the current and alumni members of DLSU-D Chorale, won one gold and two silver awards at the…
As an expected outcome of the K-12 implementation, the Commission on Higher Education (CHEd) approved the five percent tuition increase for academic year (AY) 2017-2018, as confirmed by Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administrative Services (VCFAS) Mary May Eulogio. According…
After the Office of the University Registrar (OUR) overlooked the inclusion of CoScLab fee in the Information Technology (IT) students’ tuition during enrollment, the IT students still have to pay the CoScLab fee. According to the University Student Council (USC)’s…
In an interview with the Heraldo Filipino, USC shared their thoughts on their overall performance this AY. Looking at the brighter side, USC said that despite the issues they faced until the last stage of their term as student leaders,…
Bachelor of Science in Criminology Jonathan Mojares made history for his college, the College of Criminal Justice of Education (CCJE), after becoming the first CCJE recipient of the highest institutional student award, the St. John Baptist De La Salle Award…
From the original date of DLSU-D’s 40th Commencement Exercises on June 28, 29, and 30, University Registrar Marialita Esberto said that the final date was moved to July 7, 8, and 9 due to the obligatory tasks of the administration…
The 5th Dasmariñas Model United Nations (DMUN) opened its conference to delegates from DLSU-D students and other universities for the three-day event from May 10 to 12 held in different venues such as the Centennial Hall, Kitchen Demo Room, Bulwagang…