RECENT PUBLICATIONS |
The University will be on “distance learning mode” and precautionary measures will be reinforced in response to class suspensions and social distancing amid the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak, Vice Chancellor for Academics and Research Dr. Marco Saez shared on…
The required number of stickers in the Student Engagement Program immersion passport is reduced from 35 to 21 in response to the postponement of the Lasallian Festival (LSF) 2020 due to the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak, as stated by…
Following recent developments on the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak in the country, the Lasallian Festival (LSF) 2020 celebration scheduled on March 19 to 21 is postponed, as stated in a notice dated March 10 from Vice Chancellor for Academics…
Multisectoral consultation meetings on tuition and other fees increase (TOFI) commenced on February 11, 19, and 26, during which College Student Governments (CSGs) took the lead in releasing statements of opposition. College of Liberal Arts and Communication Student Government, College…
The College of Liberal Arts and Communication Student Government (CLACSG) met with its respective program councils and block representatives, along with CLAC Associate Dean Evelyn Perez and CLAC House of Representatives members, on February 17, to gather the college’s stance…
Coalition of Concerned Lasallians (CCL), a newly established unrecognized organization of DLSU-D students, urged students to sign the petition against the proposed tuition and other fees increase (TOFI) for next academic year 2020-2021, stating that despite numerous increase over the…
For discussions and negotiations on a proposed tuition and other fees increase next academic year (AY) 2020-2021, Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administrative Services (VCFAS) Deodoro Abiog II, CPA, convened members of the multisectoral committee on February 11. The multisectoral…
The downtime of various DLSU-D online services when accessed outside of the University’s premises during the first week of February is due to problems with the University’s internet service provider (ISP), Information and Communications Technology Center (ICTC) Director Ma. Kristina…