RECENT PUBLICATIONS |
Originally published in The HERALDO FILIPINO Broadsheet Vol. 34 Double Issue Under the enhanced admission measures, DLSU-D no longer requires college freshman pre-interviews and DLSU-D Qualifying Examination (DQuEx) for student applicants previously scheduled to take said exam from March to…
Originally published in the Heraldo Filipino Broadsheet Vol. 34 Double Issue DLSU-D athletes, together with their coaching staff, raised concerns regarding alleged budget delays and inconsistencies with their benefits as student-athletes, despite being on the top of various leagues and…
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…
Construction of the University Food Square (UFS) pavilion is for the accommodation of four new food concessionaires and additional seating capacity for students, as mentioned by Materials Management and Ancillary Services Office (MAMASO) Director Gerardo Sergio. The product line of…
The DLSU-D Online Enrollment Inquiry Facebook page announced on January 13 that the online enrollment for second semester AY 2019-2020 will push through as scheduled despite cancellations of classes and office work due to the eruption of Taal Volcano. …
I used to compare DLSU-D with other well-known universities; you know the ones with flashier campuses, louder sports teams, and gleaming exposure. It’s easy to believe DLSU-D pales in comparison when other universities seem to have all the best qualities…
As one of the events constituting the month-long program “Communication Impact 2017”, the Marketing Communications Office (MCO) conducted a Disaster Risk Reduction Management (DRRM) Seminar where members of the CJD pledged for safety in the campus on November 22, at…
There seems to be a University-wide virus spreading around the campus—most known for its colloquial term—passivity. The burden of always being branded the passive youth can be a difficult sword to carry, especially when we’re the ones falling on it…