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Coinciding with Microsoft 365’s new cloud storage policy, DLSU-D has renewed its subscription with the software company, resulting in the reduction of storage capacity for University accounts, effective June 30, 2025. In preparation for the change, the Information and Communications…
De La Salle University – Dasmarinas (DLSU-D) School of Governance, Public Service, and Corporate Leadership (SGPSCL) launches its executive program titled Barangay Leadership: Ethics, Accountability, and Development (B-LEAD), in collaboration with government institutions to strengthen the leadership capabilities of barangay…
The De La Salle University – Dasmarinas (DLSU-D) has lost its autonomous status after 15 years, following the Commission on Higher Education’s (CHED) release of an updated list of autonomous Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) earlier this academic year (AY), wherein…
Behind a facade of rainbow flags and commemorative colored shirts, the University still lacks a strong foundation for true progressiveness. Students have yet to experience excellent education, determined leadership, and a sustained community climate. The University’s vision and mission declare…
Student organizations called for gender inclusive policies, particularly on gender expression, yesterday, December 3, after an incident of cross-dressing under the notion of entertainment in an event on December 2 at the Ugnayang La Salle (ULS). As per the memorandum…
Originally published in The HERALDO FILIPINO Volume 36 Issue 1. After two years of facility closure for academic purposes, DLSU-D is set to open its campus facilities for students’ use starting the second semester of academic year (AY) 2021-2022…
The problem with inclusive learning has always been there, both as a product of neglect and corruption. But with a virus lingering about, the administration’s decision to push through remote learning proves how unready and unfit we are to move…
Originally published in The HERALDO FILIPINO Broadsheet Vol. 34 Double Issue Looking away is equal to being sided with the oppressor–a reality that many of us are denying ourselves. A lot has happened in these past few months, it’s as…
Originally published in The HERALDO FILIPINO Broadsheet Vol. 34 Double Issue In the research brief of end-of-class evaluation survey, data showed that 8 out of 10 (81 percent) of student participants were not ready for distance learning. Vice Chancellor for…
Originally published in The HERALDO FILIPINO Broadsheet Vol. 34 Double Issue During the suspension of classes from March 10 to April 14, Vice Chancellor of Academics and Research (VCAR) Marco Saez implemented Distance Learning Mode which will transition to a…